• Valentin Anfossi

  about 4 years ago

  I'm a blender noob and after hearing about it from multiple sources/tutorials and all I decided to give it a go.
  In a day I made 2 little mechanical "things" that looks 20 times better than anything I managed until then.
  It really removes the fiddling around usually required to get there and allows you to focus on having fun.
  Thanks TeamC, I don't even understand 2% of what the tool is capable of yet and I'm already happy I bought it :)

• Will

  about 4 years ago

  Oh man, this is a fun way to model!
  Should be part of the official blender ui :D.

• Jerremia

  over 4 years ago

  Absolutely a must have for hardsurface modelling, it speeds up your work so much. And because of how easy it is, it makes freestyling so much faster!

  I don't think I would want to go back to Max anymore, bye bye autodesk.

• Topi

  over 4 years ago

  What a hidden gem! It's just magic with hard surface stuff!

• Flux

  over 4 years ago

  Easy to learn and use.

• Ponte Ryuurui

  over 4 years ago

  If you are serious about hard surface modelling and you do not have Hardps and Boxcutter, you are fired. Content is crazy, what you can do with them is nuts, and updates are literally happening every god damn week. I can hardly catch up with all the new content, and whatever they add is bloody brilliant. 5 stars only is an insult of a rating.

• bbcool4444

  over 4 years ago

  Excellent tools with a comprehensive doc.

• Arnie Carlson

  over 4 years ago

  I've been a 3D artist for over 20 years, just for fun. My real job was making 3D parts for packaging machines. I tried Blender soon after it went open source. I did not think it was fun, too frustrating, so I spent a lot of money on various software packages over the years. I've fiddled with Blender on and off over the years, and I'm just now really starting to use it. I saw some You Tube videos about HardOps & BoxCutter, and that really got me interested. It's only been a week now and I've already made some pretty cool stuff, thanks. I have not made the trip all the way to Box City yet, but I think I have made it to the suburbs.

• delazouch

  over 4 years ago

  WOW, I've only been playing with hard surface modeling this year thanks to a Tutorial on Blender market,
  This is so much fun for a novice in hard surface modeling. what makes it even more fun.
  "This Works Batteries Included" the Guide love them the support love it.

  the only part I got lost with was adding a sphere, but I guess that might be my error

  Thanks for helping be go Deaf while the other half was nagging lol

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  Team Csharp

  over 4 years ago

  with a cube selected I like to use Q >> Modifiers >> Spherecast to make a quick quad sphere.

  Alternatively there is the classic shift + A. Hope that helps. Drop a support line if you need assistance!
• Tobias Steiner

  almost 5 years ago

  I bought this to challenge myself to stretch my modeling into the hard surface arena. I'd characterize myself as a general 3D modeler in a traditional sense and an organic modeler in ZBrush. The latter being something I really enjoy. But anyway, I've literally spent 30 minutes with these tools in Blender and I'm already seeing how powerful this will be. The learning curve can appear to be very intimidating at first glance but I encourage you to fiddle around with it and reference the videos provided for guidance. You'll get great results right away. I was actually really apprehensive about trying this because it looked really convoluted and complicated. It was a pleasant surprise to see that using the tools is actually creatively intuitive from early on. I'm not knocking the creators or the reference videos but I think the impression that these tools are really hard to learn is a product of presentation. I highly encourage some more direct thought into the usage videos. Take cues from the masters. No insult intended. Pixologic, SideFX, and Blender have made great use of direct, useful, and bite size nuggets of knowledge videos. Give it some thought. Your team is creating a great tool set here. I love it so far.

  I'd give it 5 stars for excellence in branding and guidance. For now, 4. ;)

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