Not a single one in the entire video ^^.
But seriously, why do the majority of Blender users call chamfers, and even fillets - which are round for christ's sake - "bevel"?
It's been a while but I remember clearly that in Maya 2010 I had a chamfer tool and various types of fillets.
A bevel-free environment. Now I see ppl in YT videos design things in Fusion, FreeCad and whatnot, where they talk about chamfers and fillets .... then they click export, jump into Blender and all of a sudden everything becomes a "bevel".
English is not my first language and I'm new to Blender, so ... am I missing something here?
Because it's driving nuts.

multisample option location missing?cant semm to find it anywhere

The Default Cube Station.

My humble 1st render for the challenge. (1st post here, in fact).

I´ll try to animate the space rocket!

Thank you for the oportunity.

#teamdefaultcube ;)

The location of the ball in the xz coordinate frame at time (frame) t could be easily computed using elementary physics. Is there an example video of this problem being solved in Blender by using the exact (physical) solution, instead of us manually trying to do our best to emulate physics? (this is not intended as an insult, getting "a feel" for physics as an animator can be a valuable skill, but I'm just wondering if there's a Blender resource that treats this problem rigorously).

I having some Issues Regarding the "Roughness" of my model

I Also have problems trying to generate smooth details and preventing losing said

What are the ways to smooth the roughness in relative details dyntopo ?

When doing this exercise I proceeded similarly, I think, to the looping ball exercise:

- In frame 1, I set the auto keying set to Location, insert a keyframe with the object in 0,0,0

- I delete the Location Y channel in the graph editor (select channel, X to delete).

- I change the auto keying set to Available, click the Auto Keying button to activate it, move the square to the left top corner using the G key and CTRL to snap, for easy positioning.

When I do this, it inserts not just the X and Z location values, but it also inserts the Y location, the 3 rotation channels and the 3 scale channels. I removed them by hand, but why did this happen? What did I miss?

Oh I forgot to say: I'm using Blender 2.92.

Thanks in advance.

Since I've been using short cuts all the time I haven't realized what's happening under the hood.

Now I can say that I know something about weight painting when it comes to rigging.

Thank you very much Wayne!