How to use curve, boolean and array modifiers in Blender (Easy Tutorial)

This short tutorial shows you a simple way to create 3D models of curved grates in Blender without using any addons. This is a beginner tutorial that demonstrates the use of boolean, array and curve modifiers to create grates, cage, grills (perforated sheets) in Blender 3D. Perforated sheets are frequently used in hard surface modeling and industrial design and are an easy way to add detail to 3d models in Blender. I use a non destructive workflow in this tutorial. A non destructive workflow retains the geometry of the core 3d model and adds levels of detail using modifiers. This makes it easier to optimize the 3d model later, to be used as a game asset or for 3D printing. In Blender 3D, these modifiers are primarily: array, boolean, solidify, bevel, subdivision and lattice. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ☝️ More tutorials: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ? Transcript: Hi there, let me show you how to model curved perforated sheets in Blender using a non destructive workflow. Keep the default cube, and add a plane to the scene. Switch to edit mode and rotate the plane 90 degrees about the X axis. Now go to the plane’s modifier tab and add a subdivision surface modifier - switch it to “simple”. Then add a boolean modifier and select the default cube as the target object. Now...