Electric Chair

[Frederik]

Great idea - and great render...

[Gaieus]

@remus said:

Wicked boo, great idea and a great execution.

@frederik said:

Great idea - and great render...

Indeed!

@unknownuser said:

edit: excuse the terrible pun.

...and GREAT pun!

[matteo]

what is the execution time?

just following the terrible pun...

brilliant work

[michaliszissiou]

Love it. Nice work.
Bumps look great. BRW does twilight supports normal or displacement maps?

[boofredlay]

Thanks all.

TR does not support Displacement mapping and there is no mention of Normal mapping in the manual.

[david57]

This is shocking.

[olishea]

great image boo

[Dennis_n]

almost fell from my chair loughing. great image

[fymoro]

Nice images again Boofredlay, Twilight Twilight...

[Ecuadorian]

@olishea said:

great image boo

What, how can you say it's great and boo it at the same time?

[remus]

He's obviously got a wire crossed somewhere.

cringe

[solo]

Nice render, shocking puns!

[boofredlay]

Watt watt watt, you guys sure are switching on the jokes. Real live wires you are. I hope I can reciprocate and not be too revolting but I cannot refuse.

Here is another one of my ohm images out of the TR generator. Keep the comments coming… socket to me. Hopefully your C&C will keep me more grounded.

[solo]

very nice Eric, how did you create the model?

[Fletch]

I can really imagine this sculpture in the galleries at the Milwaukee Art Museum great image, communication, but I respect most the creativity of the art work itself.

[boofredlay]

Thank you Pete.

I used the 3D grid plugin to create points to snap to. Placed them in the general shape of a chair. Then I used the F-Spline tool from Fredo's BZ spline tools, set it to the maximum segments and then "traced" the chair path. Once I got that right (took a few tries) I hit save then ran the Pipe Along Path script. After that, because it was still a bit segmented, I ran Subdivide and Smooth, one iteration.

See, that was easy right?
I hope this has been illuminating.

[solo]

That was a bright idea, never Hertz to ask.