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Without your file, it is hard to tell what your issue is. However, in addition to checking your normals, as suggested in the comments, apply the subsurf modifier. Also, make sure you don't have any la …

Key R, then Y, then 90. If you want them to continue to change shape, then you may have a problem, but if the following is good, then so are you.

I believe that you must Apply the modifier. To do this, Click the Apply button. When I downloaded the file, I did not see any disturbances in rendered view. If you are still having them, consider goin …

The Edge Split modifier makes two duplicates of each edge that is greater than the Split Angle: value, one for each face that touches the edge. This makes it so that when you add a subsurf modifier, s …

It simply means that the subsurf is generating mesh outside the bounds of the non-subsurfed mesh. It's not an issue and they will not show as soon as you Tab back to Object Mode.

If you are adding subsurf to a plane end then extruding on the z-axis, there are a couple obvious solutions. Solution 1 The first solution is to apply the subsurf modifier and then extrude up on the …

I think that instead of actually modeling individual pages, you'd do best by modeling a solid chunk of pages and faking the look by applying a linear striped texture (Checker Texture with serious Mapp …

Lemon is right. That option does allow you to view a made loop cut. However, when you are placing it and the pink line appears, you still cannot see the loop cut because the part of the mesh generated …

Check clipping. This should fix your problem. Alternately, you could use Shift+S to move the 3D cursor to your mesh's origin, then left a bit. Key Shift+Ctrl+Alt+C (yes, really) and select Origin to 3 …

This is probably because you have four faces on your plane at the top, and only three on the object that you were trying to boolean difference with. It's like when you try to sharpen a regular eight-s …

Then, go to the Object modifiers tab in the Properties panel. After that, add a Curve modifier. Select the curve in the dropdown menu that you want your mesh to follow. …

Take two: I looked into the Follow Path constraint a bit more, but could not come up with anything. I instead decided to rig the bus. Basically, I added a base bone with a Follow Path constraint an …

I am not sure that I am understanding your question correctly, so please tell me if I'm not. I believe that you want to make an incline with the selected mesh, but instead of an incline, you currentl …

In the Properties panel > Object modifiers tab > Subdivision Surface modifier, make sure the View: and Render: values are equal. Click the Apply button. The modifier should disappear from the stack. …

Note that the two later-mentioned options are not checked because this photo is a cropped version of one that came from the Blender Reference Manual. You need the Merge option. Clipping, too, would …