Ever wondered why some 3D models have strange topology around their joints? This video demonstrates how to improve the bending of arms and legs through proper edge loop placement, a crucial aspect of good blender topology. We compare unoptimized and optimized knee joint modeling, showing how proper 3d modeling makes a significant difference. By understanding how to apply loop cuts, you can create a much better topology model that keeps joints looking smooth and rounded when they bend.
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