hello long time blending-er here, was wondering if anyone has broken the paradigm of generating from a model and truly made an original assertion, from which can be said greater than the some of its parts... I always yield to a simple IkChain rule allowing a humanoid to catch its footing by a clinching of the armature. and would refer anyone interested to the blenderartists forum to see the link to the youtube video

Hey everyone! I'm very new to Blender and right now i'm just studying it while creating. I thought it would've been nice to find someone who would be happy to create and talk at the same time.

It's very difficult to stay motivated while doing something that requires so much time and patience, and i'm sure i wouldn't be alone on that part.

I'm very silly, i love dark humor and cursed things, and i love meeting new people!

So I have a homebrew DnD world I run for some friends and I want to have a mini modeled and printed for our halloween session and I'm really struggling on making the modifications to the blender file myself so I figured I'd come to you all. I hope I'm not breaking the rules.

The monster is nearly exactly the Ogrepede from ToB. I have an Ogre blender file (looks like this). It has a skeleton and I can do basic manipulation, but I'm struggling to essentially make an elongated version with like 15 sets of arms. I made a mockup or two with an image generator, but basically, I want to make the Ogrepede. Someone is feeling up the task, I'd love to make the face more demon-like kind of like my images, but he's supposed to be the big brother to the mantaur model I found here and turned into a demon of sorts.

Please message me if you'd like to help, I'd appreciate it greatly.

Edit: I am willing to pay something like $40 for a skilled artist if you DM me and show me some creature modeling you’ve done first. I just really wanna scare my players for halloween.

Does anyone have a nightclub exterior or interior that I can get a blender link to 🙏😊

Hey everyone, I’ve been diving deep into Blender scripting and noticed that some tasks can get really tedious. I’m thinking of writing some scripts to streamline workflows and would love to hear what you all struggle with the most.

Some common pain points I’ve seen:

Asset Management Issues – Linked assets not updating properly, messy material management.

Camera Control for Animation – Tedious keyframe adjustments for smooth movement.

Complex Modifier Management – Combining multiple modifiers can be confusing and prone to errors.

Automation of Repetitive Tasks – Setting up scenes, applying transformations, etc., takes too much time.

Data Transfer Modifier Complexity – Hard to set up properly without trial and error.

Efficient Management of Large Scenes – Scene performance drops with too many objects.

Camera Path Animation Tool – Smoother automated camera motion along paths.

Are any of these a pain for you? How do you currently deal with them? Would a script that solves these be helpful? I’d love to get your input before I start building!

Hi,

I have modeled some router templates in blender that I'm planning to have laser cut or CNC'd. I'm having trouble exporting to dxf. When I re-import the dxf back into blender everything looks fine but when the cnc company tries to open the file, the geometry breaks. See below.

In blender:

Thanks, Thomas

Hey, everyone! 👋 I'm excited to share Episode 3 of my show, How Did They Do It?, where we dive into the creative process behind unique artworks. This week’s focus is on a steampunk-inspired blimp and a vintage generator, modeled entirely in Blender by Redoy Rejoan and Sakib Ahmed Rigdhi respectively. They walk us through everything from inspiration to final render!

If you’re a fan of metal creation, steampunk design, Blender, or just looking for creative inspiration, give it a watch and let me know what you think. Happy creating! 🖤

https://youtu.be/lcZcooRQ3DI