Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this tutorial I demonstrate how to create low poly objects that have the detail of high poly ones, that can then be duplicated many times to create a physics simulation.
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Intro by Sardi
In this tutorial I demonstrate how to create low poly objects that have the detail of high poly ones, that can then be duplicated many times to create a physics simulation.
You can find some of my images and videos at Shutterstock here - shutterstock.com/g/Sardi+Pax?rid=263756036&utm_medium=email&utm_source=ctrbreferral-link
If you are interested in owning a copy of some of my artwork, I have a Teespring Store here - teespring.com/en-GB/stores/sardi-pax-store
I have an Amazon page where I curate products I use or recommend - amazon.co.uk/shop/sardipax
If you would like to support me in making videos, my Patreon page is here - patreon.com/SardiPax?ty=h
You can find me on Facebook here - facebook.com/groups/SardiPax
Twitter here - twitter.com/SardiPax
I have a blog here - sardipax.blogspot.co.uk
Intro by Sardi
