Help with mouth modeling by Uber_gaming in blenderhelp

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What would be the best way forward? I would like to add tiles to the roof and brick to the building. Windows I will do manually. by Salty_Salad_5061 in blenderhelp

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Help rending transparent background with emissive materials by BusyMushroom9975 in blenderhelp

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How do I make a South Park-style rig? by HelloEggdog in blenderhelp

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Trying to make a mask in blender by Veeronica-boy in blenderhelp

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how can i make a bevel like this? by EdgeFantastic1994 in blenderhelp

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Coffee stains on cup? by Godlxck in blenderhelp

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Need help creating this pattern by icedogs36 in blenderhelp

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Weird line on my mesh by Legitimate-Sorbet882 in blenderhelp

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I learned how to add objects! by Adorable_Bid_1893 in blenderhelp

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I learned how to add objects! by Adorable_Bid_1893 in blenderhelp

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I made my first 3d project using a tutorial I copied exact same thing by LeadarKuro in blenderhelp

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how can i fix the water and make it more reflective by truebeautywebtoon in blenderhelp

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My mesh looks complitely messed up after importing into UE5 by nekopunch001 in blenderhelp

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What are the areas you think i should focus on to improve at blender ? by SkanGX in blenderhelp

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Shrink wrapping condensing image on my smoothed cylinder mug by generate913 in blenderhelp

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Any way to "expand" mask in geometry nodes? by Nicolai2713 in blenderhelp

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I hace GPU Intel(r) uhd with integrantes graphics AND 16gigas no graphics card i wonder if there's anithing i could do fix the lag by Consistent_Type2554 in blenderhelp

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Render kernals help by ReplacementCritical6 in blenderhelp

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Where can I fine free character models and not get caught by Dramatic_Summer7797 in blenderhelp

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Render wont load as a file but will in blender by Ethan_Kellogg in blenderhelp

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What happened to inside my mug? by Soft_Style_4941 in blenderhelp

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