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Rich O Brien

SUbD fun with furniture

Rich O Brien

Make sure your devices are running Sketchucation Tools 4.4.1: https://sketchucation.com/plugin/696-sketchucationtools

This enables online releasing at https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php

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Please follow the instruction in the alert.

Click Yes and delete the SCFLicenseSignature - DO NOT MODIFY OR DELETE.txt file

Restart SketchUp

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@L-i-am said in Clothworks and subD:

@Rich-O-Brien Very good result. When you build a model for subD do you start with a plane, extrude the face, then scale rotate and move that plane, and on and on to create the quads. Is that the basic way to create the the model for subD?

Not really. I'd make the most primitive silhouette possible...

Then I add some loops and begin shifting them about to get some type of crude volume...

It's easy if you start with a very crude silhouette to begin with then just iterate from there. Saving snapshots as you go.

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Quick attempt

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Beautiful render. Car model is exquisite. That interior is top class

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@teppi_edmund

Can you visit https://sketchucation.com/webshop/my-licences.php and download license files to your device

Open SketchUp

Go to Tools > Fredo Collection > Fredo Scale > License...

Click Activate and use your Fredo Scale license file

Report back result

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These types of forms in SketchUp would be best suited to subdivision modelling.

But my opinion would be to use Blender as it will handle high poly counts much more efficiently than SketchUp. Plus it has much more non-destructive methods to save you from disaster.

Those complex forms are best learned by brute forcing it yourself. You will fail but learn as you do.

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Sounds like you are in a right mess. Is Maxwell still supported?

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