Blender Tutorial - Creating a Combat Knife Game Asset- Part 1 - High Poly

Cutting edge hard surface modelling tutorial

In 2024, still watching your awesome tutorials, thanks

Wonderfull tutorial.... i will like to request if you can made a course or complete tutorial for intermediate blender learners.. thanks

I'm new to Blender and I've watched a crap load of tutorials, but nothing as thorough as this. I like the systematic approach and how you don't cut corners. Brilliant.

What a great tutorial... even 5 years later. Thank you

Im using blender 3.5 and dont know how to change the amount of vertices in my circle, any tips?

When i'm adding bevel with Mean Bevel Weight to edges, i can't see bevels.

Umm it 2022 now..

Great tutorial, thanks. Finally got through it running at 0.75 speed with loads of rewinds. Used Blender 3.2 so lots of the shortcuts were different and sometimes it seemed that some functions didn't perform the same! Can't recall which ones though. Being a beginner (again), I learned loads of techniques. Looking forward to working through the other parts of this series.

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thanks so much for your good video it was so helpful

my bevel becomes weird when the segment are increased to 3

mine didnt fix the bevel issue

when add bevel mod my knife as weird

After seeing this I really wanna buy you car tutorial course ,man u really are a CG master

please make gun modeling tutorial

This has been somewhat tough for me cause 2.9+ is somewhat different and I am a noob, but eventually figured out in the end, thank you so much for sharing!
Any plans on more 2.9+ tutorials in the future?

Did not only come here to learn but also to do something with Chris, after doing his tutorials I am missing his voice when doing my own models.

Awesome tutorial, thank you!

For the newer version of blender the "Align to" is in editing - preferences - editing

Respect Sir. I learnt a lot ✊

instruction unclear. ended up with German Stick Grenade.



just joking. nice Tutorial.

Very good tutorial indeed. I finished the first part only, for the purpose of the hard surface modeling exercise, and I learn a lot. Also, this is a very nice workflow that suits me perfectly.

One of the best tutorials for anything, period...

i can here, to see how to make the shading metal like, and walked out with time well spent🤗🤗🙂

Im just watching knife tutorial for me to make my own knife model.. Ive been learning blender for 2 years and tbh in my country its possible that its only me that can use blender.. Most of them only know how to use autocad and they said its much easier.

Great tutorial, thank you very much :)

Amazing tutorial! :)

For some reason I all of a sudden can’t select the cuts, and only either the entire handle or the reference photo

I wonder if blender is his side hustle (quite hard to believe!) or his career

Thank's soo much for the awesome content! I've shared it with soo many people

Could you please do this tutorial in blender 2.82 again? Would be great! Thank you.

When i put n and then open image i open my image and doesnt open and im in 2.79

I dont know how to put in the stupid background photo

Please please pretty please make a new guide like this but for Blender 2.8 and the model a sword. Please.

This is the best way to modeling a knife? I'm just beginner.

Thanks so much for these amazing tutorials, even though I'm late! Also it's really cool how you notice every comment! :>

You are the best!!! Quite briefly and at the same time voluminously. Everything about the case and nothing more.

Hard modeling is the most precise and technical CG task that requires patience, knowledge and skills. Thank you for sharing your well-crafted skills with the audience. Every bit of this 1h tutorial tells about years of experience and not a single superfluous word was dropped in the span of this hour.

I wish all the tutorials done by you for such a nice voice tune and such an amazing explanation! Thank you so much!!

AWESOME tutorial. I was doing another tutorial with a knife in it and couldn't follow the modeling for it. Your workflow makes so much more sense than that one. Well done.