SubD examples and models
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@xiombarg said:
This may have already been addressed, but it seems that if you want to keep the number of subdivided polygons in a more permanent form, such as exporting solids for 3D printing, I think all that needs to be done is to explode the group while subdivided.
I think from what you are saying you may have missed an option.
Right click on a Subd'd group and select from the SubD menu, Convert to Plain Mesh.
The effectively removes the control mesh and the subdivisions become permanent while still remaining grouped. -
@box said:
@xiombarg said:
This may have already been addressed, but it seems that if you want to keep the number of subdivided polygons in a more permanent form, such as exporting solids for 3D printing, I think all that needs to be done is to explode the group while subdivided.
I think from what you are saying you may have missed an option.
Right click on a Subd'd group and select from the SubD menu, Convert to Plain Mesh.
The effectively removes the control mesh and the subdivisions become permanent while still remaining grouped.Nice, I didn't see that!
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And what if the subdivision level could be triggered in the scene's properties?
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@leminilab said:
And what if the subdivision level could be triggered in the scene's properties?
Hmm.... Now that's an interesting idea... Hadn't thought of that.
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haha! just saw your signature! awesome!
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@thomthom said:
haha! just saw your signature! awesome!
You changed my working life so much... I can't do less than that...
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Here's my recliner I made up while watching Aliens. And I just realized I didn't put a cushion on the seat.
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Garydorn's cobra retouched .
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Hi Eli!
Very excited to see what you will come up with this tool!
And again, a big thank you for your previous help!
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@jiminy-billy-bob said:
Now when Thomthom hits on a gril
"Hey Girl, let me say you've got a beautiful topology!" wink winkWhy not "Right-click > Explode?"
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Now when Thomthom hits on a girl
"Hey Girl, let me say you've got a beautiful topology!" wink wink -
@jiminy-billy-bob said:
Now when Thomthom hits on a girl
"Hey Girl, let me say you've got a beautiful topology!" wink winkYou know me too well!
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@ely862me said:
Garydorn's cobra retouched .
[attachment=0:2fxodc5p]<!-- ia0 -->289 SU 6 body V3-1.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2fxodc5p]Wow - what an improvement -
was that done by only subD tools , or did you adjust the mesh first manually.
I like the resolution to the front grill - light transition , rear light transition.
I've still got to get the body sides adjusted , as there is quite a curve down the sides.
Also the cockpit shoulder is still not right ( looks like water will run into the armpit/ shoulder , instead of down the door.Thanks dood
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Everything retouched manually(a lot of mess on the wheel arches), I only used Quad face tools for some operations(loops and pencil)and also a bit the Vertex tools. You need to do a proper mesh in order to be able to subdivide it.
When you know the surfaces you are able to bring it near the real thing. Now I believe you can easily adjust the shape and still keep it subidivdable(if such word exists). -
...that´s fantastic! - please, could you give us (me) any impression with which base (raw) geometry you start to rebuild such a complex shape?
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This one was simple because I didn't really started it from scratch, I just retouched the model garydorn shared in his topic, http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=333%26amp;t=64251 .
As (almost) always, I start with wheel arches(12 segments circle), then hood and top and easily connect these. In an hour you have a body. -
That is excellent!
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