Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join to the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Also, don't forget to add edge loops in order to sharp your edges:
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join to the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join to the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Also, don't forget to add edge loops in order to sharp your edges:
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join withto the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join with the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join to the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
Duplicate a 6 vertex circle, extrude inwards, extrude down, fill, then duplicate along 2 Array modifiers, it will give you a grid of holes. Then join with the rest of the topology. You can even bake a normal map if you don't want to keep too many faces.
