I am new to Blender.
According to my toturial, I have to create an abject like a flat.
He hit F and the object changes, but when I hit F in my object, it does not change
I am using the blender 2.81
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$\begingroup$ Hello :). Check the video again, he probably just inset the top face by pressing I, not F. $\endgroup$– jachym michalMar 18, 2020 at 10:51
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$\begingroup$ hello :) . in the first picture you can see he hit F.I mean in the left of the picture. $\endgroup$– amir kaMar 18, 2020 at 10:57
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1$\begingroup$ Sure. He hit F (to add the top face) while in Edit mode. Timestamp 10:02. $\endgroup$– jachym michalMar 18, 2020 at 11:06
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$\begingroup$ oh.What a bad mistake :( . thank you :) $\endgroup$– amir kaMar 18, 2020 at 11:13
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$\begingroup$ No problem :). Good luck with your project. $\endgroup$– jachym michalMar 18, 2020 at 11:25
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The reason this happens is because you have 'subsurface' modifier enabled. What subsurface modifier does is basically adds extra geometry to your mesh.
In your case, the type is set to Catmull-Clark which in short will basically smooth out your mesh.
So if you start with a basic cube
and apply the modifier on it, it will smooth it out and it will start to resemble a circle
Now an easy way to make the object look like what you want it to be is add extra vertices where you want the detail. So if I were to add some extra vertices at the corners of the cube it will start to resemble the cube again
Now if you understood this you would have guessed you need to add extra geometry in your mesh at the top of your coffee(or water? depends on how far you are in that tutorial)
An easy way to add geometry to a closed loop is the inset tool(hotkey I), this tool basically makes another smaller loop inside the loop and connects the vertices.
