Smeg gas hob
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Master chief cooking !
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@CrazyEyes:
Just for the record, I think your model and render are excellent. -
Some flames. They're probably a bit highpoly to be of use, but I just wanted to experiment.
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Nice 'flame' model Marian, did you model three flames for the component or just one and scaled it to fit inside each other?
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I initially just modeled a rounded cone, then copied it 2 times and scaled them to fit inside the first one. I then made them all a group and used the Radial bending tool from the Fredo Scale plug-in http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=17948&hilit=free+scale to bend the whole thing up. I then just copied them.
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Nice flames, Marian!
(I got it down to 150kb if that makes it more useable)
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@hellnbak said:
Nice flames, Marian!
(I got it down to 150kb if that makes it more useable)
Cool, any little big helps. Some people might have a lot of cookers to lit up and the number of the flames pile up fast.
Lyall I turned on the cooker for you. You can now make me a nice stew or something.
SMEG PVA 750 graphite gas hob.skp
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Thanks for the explanation..good workflow...the hob has sprung into life now..very effective
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@loco said:
Thanks for the explanation..good workflow...the hob has sprung into life now..very effective
You're welcome.
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Looks real good Marian, but I've tried rendering the flame with Twilight, and it's a no-go. I would need some sort of diffusion template to achieve it, but alas, there is no such thing.
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Yeah, rendering the flames to look as real as possible is a whole 'nother can of worms unforunately.
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