In this video we dive into the powerful world of proportional editing and take it to the next level with the addition of Hooks.

We’ll explore the Proportional Editing function in Blender and then delve into the more advanced techniques of enhancing its capabilities using Hooks.

Proportional editing is an essential tool for creating smooth and natural transformations in your 3D models. Whether you’re sculpting intricate landscapes or animating characters, understanding and harnessing the full potential of proportional editing can significantly enhance your workflow and artistic possibilities.

In the first part of this tutorial, we’ll cover the basics of proportional editing in Blender. You’ll learn how to activate the Proportional Editing mode, and adjust the falloff settings in the pop-up menu (you can get that by pressing F9).

But that’s just the beginning! We’ll then introduce you to Hooks, a more advanced technique that takes proportional editing to a whole new level. By adding Hooks to specific vertices, we can create a custom falloff profile, giving us even more control.