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did you know in blender you could change
this ball into yarn or that with one
click you can make shapes like that
around your object create spirals
surrounding your model or place
accessories easy and fast you see in the
preferences if you go to the add-ons or
the extensions in the newer versions and
look for the extra curve object then
turn it on you can get a whole new set
of tools in the curve menu and the one I
like the most is the knots like you can
add a plane subdivide it then while it's
selected go to the knots inside the
curve menu and choose Celtic links you
will get a shape based on the
subdivision you added and you can play
with it with the popup menu on the left
and with the auto and aligned types then
change a couple of numbers from bevel
depth to Weaver values for up and down
with that alone you can get some good
results to build on with your modeling
you can go with three D mesh a cube
maybe and get a nice cage shape from
different pattern with one click nice
accessories can be made with the same
process say you have this character
model I can select a ring of faces
around here separate it from the mesh
with contrl P then add some cuts on it
in edit mode now shift s to move the
cursor to the selected object CU that's
where the knot will be generated and
same as before select this piece of mesh
add a Celtic links play with the numbers
around and now we have this bracelet
looking
things if we go with a sphere this time
we can pick the bounce spline option
which fills the mesh with splines to get
this kind of weird yarn now it's cool to
fill Interiors with kinky stuff on the
side you also have an option to create
spirals around the selected mesh so your
froto character can now be covered with
spir webs or other stuff if you want to
go hard on it the last option is also
cool for making wires on your street or
in any area you want and this time with
two meshes as connecting points we can
select them then choose catenary the
pop-up menu will save the options you go
by so repeating it is easy if you assign
the last one in the quick menu which you
can get by pressing Q so your wiring
process is nothing to worry about out
anymore more options are there for you
to experiment with so like And subscribe
before you enjoy yourself see you next
time stay sharp goodbye
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