Every 3D Artist Should Know how to Solved Edge Poles in Topology

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Published 2023-12-22
In this blender tutorial I have explain how to solved edge poles. Edge Pole is a very important topic in topology, You can use them to your advantage. This blender 3d modeling tutorial will help you to improve your 3d modeling skill. I hope you will like this tutorial.


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All Comments (21)
  • @CRNTDESIGNERS
    1st thing you need to understand, You can’t remove the pole completely. You can change its position. Now removing or moving poles to different locations from existing positions required adding or removing edge loops. And it changes the density of topology. So better is to plan required poles in advance.  You should try to move poles to flat areas, less visible areas. Here in the sphere case there is not a flat area but in the plane case there is the flat area. Hence I can't change the position of the pole efficiently in the sphere case. I have explained these points in a video. You need to watch the video carefully.
  • @JaXuun
    Yes u have erased the Pole, but u ve also introduced irregular topological density. Adjusting the edge loops until they have no pinching in the sub d result, can take a huge effort at the end on complex surfaces
  • @fullyleaded
    It’s all well and good isolating a small area to fix a local ‘problem’ and improve topology but you’ve added more edges which makes adds problems and makes the model more complex and irregular. Would be good to see how these tips could be useful in context rather than a small isolated area.
  • @panampace
    I taught myself topology by accident, by modeling out of large cubes first. This automatically creates the proper poles in the corners. Then I loop cut the cubes into smaller divisions and smoothed out the shape.
  • @Mranshumansinghr
    Your Basics are very clear. Love your videos. Just shifted to Blender a few months ago. Great help. Thank you!
  • @soirema
    This IS A VERRRY VERY GOOD TUTORIAL!! very profesional, great job! and thank you !!
  • It is easy to understand, but having explained a practical use defines its usefulness.
  • It's definitely cool to see Channel growth as well as teaching g growth coming from you
  • @OpenGL4ever
    0:41 A triangle fan on your cylinder object is still bad, even if it is a flat surface. It will slow down performance.
  • @swgman
    Edging my pole very hard to this video
  • @Glowbox3D
    Apparently 3d artists are wired differently—moving poles around like this totally confuses me. It’s like math to my brain.
  • @PoMkAc27
    Useless video. To solve the pole make a new pole 😂
  • @stefevr
    they should also know grammar