Boolean Modifier is a useful tool for cutting object or joining object together. In this Blender tutorial, we will go through how to use Boolean Modifier in Blender. At the beginning of video, we will add 2 objects, and then we will add Boolean Modifier into one object, then we can use another object for making difference, union or intersect. After adding Boolean modifier and setting with another object , we can apply Boolean Modifier. Steps are easy to follow for Blender beginners. Happy sharing and I hope this helps. More Blender Tutorial are available here.
How to use Boolean Modifier in Blender
We can follow below steps for using Boolean Modifier in Blender, we will use 2 cubes in this example.
1. Add a cube into 3D scene
2. Add another cube into scene, and move to another location that have overlapped with first cube.
3. Select one of cube, and go to Modifier Properties
4. Add a Modifier, go to Generate and choose Boolean
5. Boolean modifier is then added to the cube
6. In Boolean modifier setting, we can input another cube as a Boolean Object
7. Then, we can choose Difference , Union, or Intersect for making Boolean
Furthermore, we will show all these steps in this tutorial video visually, watch here.
Timestamp 0:00 Intro – How to use Boolean Modifier 0:10 Add Cubes 0:30 Shading in Random Color 0:45 Show wireframe in viewport 0:57 Add Boolean Modifier 1:19 Boolean Difference 1:23 Boolean Union 1:26 Boolean Intersect 1:31 Apply Boolean Modifier
