Mesh Modeling Exercise01

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Learning to model a low-poly mesh is an essential skill in 3D computer graphics. In this exercise, we will create a simple mesh using Blender, a free and open-source 3D creation software. Our goal is to create a mesh that has as few faces as possible while still maintaining the overall shape of our object. Here's the step-by-step guide: 1. Open Blender and go to Edit Mode by pressing Tab on your keyboard. 2. Create a new mesh by going to Mesh > Cylinder (or press Ctrl + Shift + C). 3. In Edit Mode, select all vertices by pressing A on your keyboard, then move them down by 10 units using the Z-axis by pressing S > Z > -10. 4. Now we need to add more detail to our mesh, so let's subdivide it into smaller faces. To do this, go to Subdivide > Simple (or press Ctrl + R). 5. We can now see that our mesh has more detail and a better representation of the object's shape. This exercise is great for learning how to model a low-poly mesh in Blender, and we hope you found it helpful!