Gothic window
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Seems Gaieus has made a complete tutorial about this sort of piece of architecture!
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The Alt key is probably fine for this simple application... Sometimes the results are not good so I assumed that is why they failed, but looks like it works OK here.
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Yep it can be odd sometimes.
I think the trick here is not to have any lines connecting the two shapes. Putting a line at the apex will deform the faces. -
@unknownuser said:
Seems Gaieus has made a complete tutorial about this sort of piece of architecture!
Maybe it's this one
Refound it! (scroll the page) -
Well, those were only the initial steps - not included the splayed embrasure (thanks for the term, Peter).
Actually I am planning to post a whole series of tuts for these antique pieces so in time, there may be more of them (and more elaborate than that thing showing only the pointed arch)
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@hhenk said:
hi all,
i'm trying to make a drawing of one of our exhibition spaces and it contains a gothic window. I can't get it right, there are showing all kinds of lines i don't want as you can see on the attachment. Left is how i start, right after using the move tool pushing the middle to the back.
How can i solve this problem?best regards, hhenk
hhenk I drew up your gothic window plan, and had no problem pushing the center back
try usingthe push/pull tool instead of the move tool
gary
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It seems to me that some of the solutions offered aren't anywhere close to what the OP is after. TIG's approach of using a profile and Follow Me is easy and would get the job done.
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@dave r said:
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It seems to me that some of the solutions offered aren't anywhere close to what the OP is after. TIG's approach of using a profile and Follow Me is easy and would get the job done.
your right! I thought he wanted ..well you have a very well thought out answer
gary
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@unknownuser said:
Seems Gaieus has made a complete tutorial about this sort of piece of architecture!
@gaieus said:
Actually I am planning to post a whole series of tuts for these antique pieces so in time, there may be more of them (and more elaborate than that thing showing only the pointed arch)
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