MODEL THIS: Loopita Bonita Lounger
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@alvis said:
Your tests are similar, but incorrect....
Strange that I should get the same result then.
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I was talking about the first examples
. your test is really similar 
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Ah! I misunderstood. Great model BTW.
I could see that the actual construction was made up of maybe a dozen sections of 8 or 9 ribs each, so I decided to just do a single array of 96 ribs.
If anyone wants to try this from scratch (actual dimensions unknown):-
Make a single rib component 30" wide.
Make a 5' disc at the side as in alvis's image...to get the centre of rotation for the loop.
Make a rotated copy of the rib at 3.75 deg, then using the Move tool on the rotate handles, rotate it by -0.7 deg.
Activate the xcopyclone.rb until your finger drops off or you get a complete loop...whichever comes sooner. -
not bad not bad
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I kept it as low poly as I could, but it still just topped 6000 faces.
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Lots of impressive models here
Kind of a new twist on an Ottoman?If this piece comes flat-packed from IKEA I think I'll pass
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OK, so who's up for the interior daisy-chain version?
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here's a more user friendly version of the DC.
click on the component then.. Window->Component Options
this example shows one of the major letdowns of DCs (and what i'd love for the SUteam to fix!)..you can't move a component relative to it's axes without stretching it.. so, in order to get proper height control, i had to place the rib component inside another DC.. what this does is create multiple component definitions upon copying which leads to big files sizes/bad performance etc..
obviously not fine tuned etc as i don't have much time to spend on it but you get the idea.
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btw - here are a few real world loops i've built
@2:20 =
[flash=500,400:2e8irx04]http://www.youtube.com/v/g5ww2vK9n-s?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e8irx04]so i almost killed t.hawk once
[flash=500,400:2e8irx04]http://www.youtube.com/v/2ZLUZl8sdgY?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e8irx04]that ^^^ same loop -- convertible style
[flash=500,400:2e8irx04]http://www.youtube.com/v/oJV40gmUtmI?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e8irx04]taking the open top loop idea a bit further.. open top corkscrew:
[flash=500,400:2e8irx04]http://www.youtube.com/v/khHTAPr-1P0?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash:2e8irx04]can't really find decent videos online of all of them/variations..
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Seems a very dangerous model!
It's near Paraplegia for some skate users!
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Nice work on those real ones Jeff. You got skills man.
I never expected so many great models this soon. You guys are awesome.
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WIP.
Used copy along path (after I figured out how to keep the groups perpendicular)
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I've done it by hand... no speedmodelling here
but by hand is more like doing one little bar, copy+rotate it 17 times, move each copy a few mm. Copy+rotate those 7 times, move each one the appropriate distance as well... so it's not really a helix I guess. no torque. just a shear.
And for the final touch, the hand grips or whatever for each segment. You guys all left those out I think... plus the fact that the distance is different there... Anyway. don't mean to be critical I omitted some stuff too. Like, the cushions. Sorry cushions.
So here's my pic. Enjoy.
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Another great one Martha. Well done.
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