@nicholaspostlethwaite9554
Edge menu, Select, Un Subdivide. For the non search route. Nice topology change that may have rare uses.
@NickCorruption
You are the most clear, concise, and beginner friendly Blender tutorial Creator that I have seen yet. You get to the point without skipping much, but also without dragging out the content to an annoying length. Subscribed.
@Ufydek
I love how his tutorials are slow and calm, unlike the other ones from other ppl
@mynamesjim
It’s so refreshing to hear someone actually explain how to do something in blender rather than skipping 5 steps for no reason.
@KaijuMike
Doughnut to cruller! pretty cool, and fast way to block out a bakery scene.
@FissionMetroid101
I never knew Alt+S was a thing. I absolutely ADORE these quick Blender tutorials so much
@practic4l349
instructions unclear, my whole town turned into a spiral and there are snail people now.
@lephtovermeet
Man Blender truly has the most intuitive and refined UI.
@uncle_hog
There’s a simpler way: "poke > tris to quads > alt+e > along normals". That's it!
@masonr42
Remember when you used to always right click to select. I still do that. Space is for searching. Shift space is for playing the timeline. Ctrl plus a number is for subdividing. Can't change my mind lol. But for real. I come from when you HAD to learn the hotkeys. I believe I started with 2.64. Those days were the wild west for blender. Fantastic tut my guy!
@Mwuff7775
I've eaten a donut that looks like that at least once.
@TommyLikeTom
Pretty good. You could also make it parametrically by adding a circle bezier curve, then tilt the verticies. That way you can use whatever profile you want
@Numocron
Love that Smooth Jazz music playing in the background❤️😍🥰🎶🎵
@soyence
For subdiv you can press ctrl + 1,2,3.. and 0
@johanbjorkman1914
We did it! We found the anti-spiral!
@uber_is_my_name
I don't have blender, I don't know anything on what you just said, yet I still watched.
@greenberrygk
You could also crease the edges of the intruding faces for an interesting look!
@Blegh_x2
You could bevel the edges to make it look smoother
@FractalParadox
or just use a twisted torus as base... you have it in the extra objects addon that (used to) come with blender
@jackcomas