SubD examples and models

pilou · 19 Jan 2016, 16:06

For the robot voice, a little trick is put the Youtube Video Speed * 2 !

Cool objects!

cotty · 19 Jan 2016, 17:22

@panixia said:

not sure what you guys are trying to achieve with this kind of experiments?

It's fun. It's a great way to get a feeling for "good" and "bad" proxies.

@panixia said:

what's the point with all those triangles?

Look closely, not one triangle in there...

panixia · 19 Jan 2016, 17:33

@cotty said:

It's fun. It's a great way to get a feeling for "good" and "bad" proxies.

ah, ok so "stress test".. i suspected that was intendend to build some convoluted topology like this guy does
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6KJOb-r16w

@cotty said:

Look closely, not one triangle in there...

i meant the control meshes, not the smoothed ones..

cotty · 19 Jan 2016, 17:34

@panixia said:

i meant the control meshes, not the smoothed ones..

Me too...

panixia · 19 Jan 2016, 17:35

doh! let me check better

panixia · 19 Jan 2016, 17:44

damn! you're right man

very smart "hidden" variation too..

olishea · 20 Jan 2016, 15:19

great stuff Box, nice plane too

Box · 20 Jan 2016, 16:10

Thanks Oli, a poor workman blames his tools, so it's all Thomthom's fault.

ithil · 20 Jan 2016, 22:17

Hi.
This is my little test
jingle_bell_ithil2.skp

HornOxx · 20 Jan 2016, 22:44

... another SubD model test launch
of course the rocket itself could have been done with SU´s follow me tool but not the merging of the rockets torso and the wings. Without SubD's crease tool, the shown black-white pattern would not be that straight but wavy somehow ...

[The flames of the rocket boosters (which are cut-out PNGs) are made as Face Me components]

06_rocket._proxy.skp

thomthom · 21 Jan 2016, 05:38

Loving this! Wonderful models!
With Vertex Tools I never really saw much of what people used the extension for - as it was just a manipulation utility. The stuff I see now is amazing.

Box · 21 Jan 2016, 10:19

Another quickie, there is something a little disturbing abut the angle I chose to render.

Rich O Brien · 21 Jan 2016, 10:28

@box said:

there is something a little disturbing abut the angle I chose to render.

JQL · 21 Jan 2016, 10:47

@box said:

...there is something a little disturbing abut the angle I chose to render.

Wich makes me wonder what you mean with

@box said:

Another quickie,...

nlipovac · 21 Jan 2016, 11:45

nlipovac · 21 Jan 2016, 20:19

Simple mug, it did take me almost 2 hours to model (learn).... this quad thinking and using quad tools will take me big time to make them my native thinking but i think it will be worth it.
Great tool!

thomthom · 22 Jan 2016, 05:59

That's cool! I'd love to have that as my tea-cup!

Can we see the control-mesh?

ithil · 22 Jan 2016, 19:13

New test model.

curtains.zip

pbacot · 22 Jan 2016, 20:24

Nice video, Ithil, and showing use of many tools. At first people were posting forms and I kept thinking, "nice, but what IS that?" Now everyone's showing some practical uses, and quick modeling too.

nlipovac · 22 Jan 2016, 20:31

@nlipovac said:

Simple mug, it did take me almost 2 hours to model (learn).... this quad thinking and using quad tools will take me big time to make them my native thinking but i think it will be worth it.
Great tool!

Well mug is simple model (not to me), and SubD logo is displacement map, that is why there is jagged lines (poor subdivision for displacement)...
It is rendered in Thea so if anyone wants that model i will post it(13MB).

mug_2_Control_model.skp