3D Modeler's Occupational Hazard: Seeing Boolean Ops on Primitives Everywhere
_Stocko_ · x · 2026-10-16
A 3D modeling enthusiast joked that their inner "shape rotator" screams that a head shape could totally be built from boolean and convex hull operations on geometric primitives—but they can't actually pull it off. A relatable "eyes say yes, hands say no" moment for modelers.
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