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    • M Offline
      mxabucknell
      last edited by

      specifically, this. I saw it on another thread and I thought I would have a go at it, but my lack of experience seems to be getting the better of me. I guess I just don't know where to start- once I get started I'll be fine, but I feel I just don't have enough reference to work with- onwe birds' eye view photo and one quirky perspective view.

      So far all I have managed to do is outline the top view, but I am completely at a loss... πŸ˜• πŸ˜• πŸ˜•

      Any ideas?

      why 255 characters as a limit? SMF sets 300 by default...

      and there's no counter to tell me how many I have left... :disappointed:

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      • boofredlayB Offline
        boofredlay
        last edited by

        Your link takes me to a "Product or Page Unavailable" page.

        http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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          mxabucknell
          last edited by

          hmph. The link has broken since yesterday- I'll post the pictures...

          Sorry about that...


          1501.1.0.jpg


          1504.1.0.jpg

          why 255 characters as a limit? SMF sets 300 by default...

          and there's no counter to tell me how many I have left... :disappointed:

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          • pilouP Offline
            pilou
            last edited by

            Maybe this video can help you πŸ˜‰

            Frenchy Pilou
            Is beautiful that please without concept!
            My Little site :)

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              Voder Vocoder
              last edited by

              mxabucknell,

              Keep in mind that this is just a quick demonstration of a general method. I didn't invest enough time and effort in this to nail the exact shape.

              ~Voder


              mx.skp

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              • pbacotP Offline
                pbacot
                last edited by

                buy me one and I'll send you photos.

                MacOSX MojaveSketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v3 PowerCADD

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                  mxabucknell
                  last edited by

                  OOPS!

                  I went on a plugin spree the other day, and I forgot about ffd- I will get it later, when I'm on a computer with Sketchup- I will have a look at that .skp as well.

                  Thanks a load...

                  why 255 characters as a limit? SMF sets 300 by default...

                  and there's no counter to tell me how many I have left... :disappointed:

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                    mxabucknell
                    last edited by

                    I had a look at your model- very nice claps But, what did you use to go from the wire frame to the fleshed out model. I tried a from contours, but it wasn't wuite the same...

                    I just pray that you didn't use soap skin bubble, because then I'm really stuffed

                    why 255 characters as a limit? SMF sets 300 by default...

                    and there's no counter to tell me how many I have left... :disappointed:

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                      Voder Vocoder
                      last edited by

                      @mxabucknell said:

                      But, what did you use to go from the wire frame to the fleshed out model.

                      A combination of skin.rb and hand-stitching.

                      ~Voder

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                      • sketch3d.deS Offline
                        sketch3d.de
                        last edited by

                        for modeling organic freeform shapes get hold of a feature-based NURBS modeler as e.g. ViaCAD Pro f. Win/OSX which does support advanced surface modeling, at least if you wanna export as IGES/STEP/SAT into e.g. CAM systems for production:

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                        SU import avail.

                        hth,
                        Norbert

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                          remus
                          last edited by

                          Id have to go with norbert on this, its a lot easier doing stuff like this with NURBS. You can then convert to polys if you need to. MoI is a good place to start for easy NURBS modelling.

                          http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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