Difficulty Modelling something
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Your link takes me to a "Product or Page Unavailable" page.
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hmph. The link has broken since yesterday- I'll post the pictures...
Sorry about that...
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Maybe this video can help you
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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
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buy me one and I'll send you photos.
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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...
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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
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@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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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 -
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.
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