Getting those weird hading at the top round, can you please suggest how to get it solved
usually you would post a screenshot of your wireframe, since everything else is just guessing
and as far as i can see, the top isnt your only problem with htis, but here we go
@SnowInChina Right, sorry for not posting the wireframe, well here you go, and thank you for help also would like to know other issues with htis.
you should look for some sub-d modeling tutorials on youtube, your topology is all over the place
on cylindrical/round forms like this, you want to have an even mesh with even spacing, avoiding triangles in curved areas
have supportloops with an even offset on both sides if possible, and follow your form with your supportloops
and try to use less geometry if possible, always try to use as much geometry as is needed and not more
check out Frank Polygons sketchbook, he has some really good examples
https://polycount.com/discussion/comment/2764276#Comment_2764276
these are only general rules and sometimes its easier to cheat and solve problems differently, you will get the feeling for this as you learn
good luck ;)
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usually you would post a screenshot of your wireframe, since everything else is just guessing
and as far as i can see, the top isnt your only problem with htis, but here we go
@SnowInChina Right, sorry for not posting the wireframe, well here you go, and thank you for help also would like to know other issues with htis.
you should look for some sub-d modeling tutorials on youtube, your topology is all over the place
on cylindrical/round forms like this, you want to have an even mesh with even spacing, avoiding triangles in curved areas
have supportloops with an even offset on both sides if possible, and follow your form with your supportloops
and try to use less geometry if possible, always try to use as much geometry as is needed and not more
check out Frank Polygons sketchbook, he has some really good examples
https://polycount.com/discussion/comment/2764276#Comment_2764276
these are only general rules and sometimes its easier to cheat and solve problems differently, you will get the feeling for this as you learn
good luck ;)