SubD examples and models

HornOxx · 16 Nov 2017, 17:07

@box said:

...so I know full well your reference

Thank you Box!! my wife suggested me not to post this work as it could be misunderstood.
But now I'm sure it's right to post this picture, even and also especially because of it´s negative real context-association.

alsomar · 16 Nov 2017, 17:24

Nice work, HornOxx! Looks great.

HornOxx · 18 Nov 2017, 11:46

Alejandro - thanks for the compliment

@alsomar said:

Here's a chess piece I've made using SUbD and Vertex Tools...
a nice model btw this cool film animation - is it made with native SketchUp only?

alsomar · 18 Nov 2017, 19:14

@hornoxx said:

Alejandro - thanks for the compliment

@alsomar said:

Here's a chess piece I've made using SUbD and Vertex Tools...
a nice model btw this cool film animation - is it made with native SketchUp only?
There's several scenes and a couple of styles involved. I'll try to share the file next week (I'm off until monday)

faust07 · 22 Nov 2017, 09:41

Hi HornOxx, your hammers would be a good example for an animation of the march with animator (Fredo6). The threatening effect comes across quite well in your renderings. At that time I recorded the concert of Pink Floyd in Berlin from the TV to a videotape.
Those were the days...

HornOxx · 26 Nov 2017, 16:53

since SubD user Ted Vitale has already started the winter- or even x-mas season(?) with a so nice contribution on SubD´s facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/SUbD4SketchUp/)
I would like to add this reindeer couple (anyway, they look like this a little bit) here as well because maybe these two will soon have to pull a sledge

(proxy is attached)

reindeer_proxy.skp

thomthom · 27 Nov 2017, 09:19

Loving it!

HornOxx · 28 Nov 2017, 21:47

@thomthom said:

Loving it!
Thanks Thomas

Box · 29 Nov 2017, 05:28

Did a quick print this morning.
One thing to note, very gentle slopes, when it is almost horizontal but isn't, are hard to print. You can see it's quite rough on the back and the top of the head. But in this case it works as it seems to have created a face.

thomthom · 29 Nov 2017, 08:21

Now you just need seven more!

HornOxx · 29 Nov 2017, 18:29

@box said:

Did a quick print this morning... when it is almost horizontal but isn't, are hard to print. You can see...
Hi Box great to see the reindeer thing to get real - even more on the other side of the earth - somehow I'm still wondering about these digital possibilities today
thanks for doing this at all and thank you for the interesting remarks - so it is better for a 3d printing process to avoid horizontal edges and faces?

@thomthom said:

Now you just need seven more!
and you will add your "Charger" from page 1 here then which you have never finisedh, equipped with slide cucks(?) instead of tyres

thomthom · 29 Nov 2017, 19:01

@hornoxx said:

and you will add your "Charger" from page 1 here then which you have never finisedh, equipped with slide cucks(?) instead of tyres

Touche!

Yea - I keep getting distracted by new ideas to new tools...

pbacot · 29 Nov 2017, 20:39

I notice that the promotional material for SketchUp came with a picture of a model that is obviously NOT created using the tools provided in SketchUp. I guess this is common for SW promotions....

thomthom · 29 Nov 2017, 20:53

@pbacot said:

I notice that the promotional material for SketchUp came with a picture of a model that is obviously NOT created using the tools provided in SketchUp. I guess this is common for SW promotions....

Oh really? Was that part of an email?
I want to find out who made that model so I can repost it on SUbD's page.

Box · 30 Nov 2017, 01:40

@hornoxx said:

so it is better for a 3d printing process to avoid horizontal edges and faces?

Horizontal is ok because the printer just make one layer, it's when it is just off horizontal that it causes problems. It has to print a face with many different layers and the steps between the edges of each layer can mess things up.

pbacot · 30 Nov 2017, 03:44

@thomthom said:

@pbacot said:

I notice that the promotional material for SketchUp came with a picture of a model that is obviously NOT created using the tools provided in SketchUp. I guess this is common for SW promotions....

Oh really? Was that part of an email?
I want to find out who made that model so I can repost it on SUbD's page.

Yes, It was a cyber Monday discount email.

tuna1957 · 17 Dec 2017, 21:35

Needed some more table lamps for the parts file. The lamp base is a take off from a lamp I own. Base has 12 flutes around, easy doings with Vertex Tools and SubD. Just changed the taper between the two with Vertex Tools.

Monochrome image of lamps with proxies, quickie render of finished lamps.