Hey everyone, in this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to decimate objects in Blender to reduce their polygon count. So let's get started! First, open Blender and import the 3D model that you want to decimate. Once the model is loaded, select it and go to the 'Modifier' tab in the properties panel. Click on 'Add Modifier' and choose 'Decimate' from the list. This will add a decimate modifier to the object, allowing you to reduce the polygon count. You can adjust the 'Ratio' parameter to control how much you want to decimate the model. A lower ratio will result in fewer polygons, but it may also reduce the quality of the model. Play around with the ratio until you find the right balance between polygon count and model quality. You can also use the 'Collapse' option to preserve the shape of the model while reducing the polygon count. Once you're happy with the decimation, click 'Apply' to finalize the changes. That's it! You've successfully decimated the object in Blender. Decimating objects is a great way to optimize your 3D models for games, animations, or 3D printing, so give it a try and see the amazing results!