@pixelcruncher said in Victorian Bookcase: I didn't get the 1st dibs joke Check out the prices... https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/dining-entertaining/tableware/comprehensive-wmf-stockholm-silver-plated-flatware-kurt-mayer-germany-1960s/id-f_6959303/ ...I think that's the punchline

What are you trying to achieve? Could you share any reference images? To use Flowify, it’s not necessary to work with solid objects, so there’s no need to check with the solid inspector. However, your wavy wall should be made of a clean quad mesh. If you created it using Corviloft, it should be fine, as long as the "top and bottom" and "left and right" curves have the same number of segments. Flowify requires quad geometry, not solid objects. You can verify this by turning on the hidden geometry. For additional guidance, you can follow this Flowify tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCFUCE7Bb4Q

@Rich-O-Brien said in Mid Mod Chest: Will look yummy in a studio render! Agreed bigly

@Bomber1968 You may encounter issues where modern extensions won't work on legacy versions. But it's easy to simply ignore those and keep on trucking.

@tuna1957 Take a look at Sketchfab or depending on your SU License, you can look at Trimble Connect (saving a model and then showing it on a web page via a Trimble Connect shared link.

Very sharp indeed.

A very fine piece mate.

Nice modeling. The title deceives

Nice. Looks simple but looks can deceive.

@tuna1957 Very nice!

I found photos of ready-made tables. [image: nkRn_P1154514.JPG] [image: bjsK_P1154512.JPG] [image: zHpl_P1154519.JPG]

So your model is incorrect, the original is not a semicircle.

Most excellent !

Cool!

Very very nice.

With this model, I can concentrate on listening to free ringtones from suoneriemp3.com, which is really great.

Thanks a bunch for the reply. I just need to use my imagination some and give it a try. Have not had my laptop on for a while and probably won’t for a while longer. At some point, I will give it a try.

Excellent start. Assuming you’re going to use a texture for the weaving?

Thanks, Dave.