I speak Japanese, and due to the nature of our pronunciation, saying "roop cut" makes enough sense for me to remember. (not a joke)

I came for the bevels, but I stayed for the edge loops. This is an excellent guide, thanks for the help.

4:10 Thank you so much for the process on how to apply bevel correctly to objects that have been scaled. I especially appreciate that you used the interface to show exactly where that option was instead of using shortcut keys . This method of teaching helps people with accessibility issues and who have difficulty using shortcut keys to learn 🙏

@eladbari

4 ай бұрын

Theres always that extra UI menu that pops up at the bottom left and then disappear. dunno how to bring it back...

@devilsgarage

4 ай бұрын

@@eladbari Ah, yes - the contextual menu that disappears on any action performed. Kinda wished it stayed there or was available from the outliner until the mesh is edited (like Cinema 4D)

@eladbari

4 ай бұрын

Is there no Hotkey to make this contextual menu pop up again? If it disappears, then, that's it? You've missed that train....? @@devilsgarage

This is a very cool series. Even though I am quite an advanced user, I still learn a lot.

Very nice tutorial ! I made a vase, and after making the upper part I found out I would have to extrude inward to make the inner side of the vase as well. Very satisfying to make progress tutorial after tutorial ! Keep up the good work !

I'd say that R could be short for "Rip" or "Ring," but both of those words mean something specific in Blender and they don't apply to loop cuts. Maybe "Razor"? That makes it sound like the knife tool, though. The best alternative I can come up with is: Ctrl+R is a Really important shortcut to remember. It can cut Right through the faces of your model. There are plenty of Reasons to use it Regularly!

Ctrl R = Round cut That's how I remember it

@cg_cookie

7 ай бұрын

That's a good one!

@user-uu9qu9ju2h

6 ай бұрын

Nice, ring cut can be an alternative

That's a very easy tutorial to understand, thanks ❤

5:44 I think Ctrl+R stands for Rotary Saw. It's easier to remember than Loop Cut.

Ctrl B= bevel= cutting a object Ctrl R= loop cut=cutting edges, rings, and etc.

Awesome Tutorial! Thanks ! The CTRL+R Loops shortcut you asked for a reminder..... my first thought was R = "Resize(Loop)"

You are a master teacher!!!

Ctrl + R -> Ring

very cool series

This was epic.

That apply scale tip fixed my issue with bevels, thanks

Thanks you helped me a lot!

Nice, thanks.

Thnx

I remember it as a "radial cut", as if a radial projection of a circle on the object... hope it helps

helped thanks

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CTRL + R, control RIP [as in to slit: to penetrate with a sharp edge (as a knife)]. Edit: seems ripping is already a unrelated thing in Blender (shortcut V :) ).

R is for Ring I believe.

Ctrl - R as in Ring cut maybe

Just encountered a issue where the ALT-Left click isn't selecting anything for me. I am in Blender 4.1 but I even tried in Blender 4.0. and nada...😮 Must be something I am missing because I google searched and it says exactly what you said. Bummer....just something else for me to pull my hair out on.

ctrl+r - 'r' like round / around, you make a loop aRound the object

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why does none of this work for me?

Loopcut: The Cut goes R-round the object

I made a goblet!

It's prononced "fill-it" and I've worked ten places and they all say the same thing. "Fil-ay" is for the people that don't know any better and have just eaten a fish filet sandwich.