Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this C++ beginner tutorial I show you how to use STL vectors, which are dynamic arrays in C++. In a Visual Studio Console project I create a vector (namespace is std), use a range-based for loop to iterate the items, push_back (add) items, sort the vector and erase items.
In the previous part I explained fixed size STL arrays, now I show you the dynamic arrays.
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In this C++ beginner tutorial I show you how to use STL vectors, which are dynamic arrays in C++. In a Visual Studio Console project I create a vector (namespace is std), use a range-based for loop to iterate the items, push_back (add) items, sort the vector and erase items.
In the previous part I explained fixed size STL arrays, now I show you the dynamic arrays.
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![Blender 2.8 / 2.9 Hard Surface Modeling : JMesh Tools new Features
In this #Blender 2.9 alpha tutorial I show some new features of my free JMesh Tools addon, for example the new Gizmo with that you can move primitives around, that can be created in the Jmesh tools primitive mode.
The #hardsurface model is a bit more elaborated, I add materials, also with emission, and curves for cables / wires.
Table of contents:
[00:20] Blender project and materials like metal and emission
[00:45] Creating the base mesh
[01:45] Recalculate normals
[02:24] Start with #boolean operations and the primitive mode
[02:40] The mirror and gizmo features
[03:50] Snap an object to a face at the cursor
[05:15] Creating cutter for slice boolean operation
[09:20] More difference operations with gizmo and mirror for y axis
[12:00] Array modifier to slice multiple parts
[13:30] Creating parts for emissive shader
[15:15] Union calinder for cable connectors and cleaning up geometry
[17:00] Adding Curves for wires
The Jmesh tools addon can be downloaded here for free:
https://github.com/jayanam/jmesh-tools
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