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    • HornOxxH Offline
      HornOxx
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      U-Boot Typ VII
      Hi, just a little sunday afternoon exercise again, entirely modeled with SubD and all of it´s associated quad tools. (the idea was to play a little bit with the shape of the old German submarine "Type VII" / rendered in Enscape)
      https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/4ee76836-331b-49cd-88bd-c44e10b389e3/U-Boot-Type-VII-NEO
      (edit 09-14-2019: added an AO-render, rendered with Shaderlight, combined with a SU line overlay)


      U-Boot Type VII-NEO_1600.jpg


      screenshot_1600.jpg


      _AO 1600.jpg

      never trust a skinny cook

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      • HornOxxH Offline
        HornOxx
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        Hi All - Back in 2017 I modelled Homer Simpson's head and loudly announced that I intend to make the whole guy - someday 😉 (https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=397&t=63826&start=810)
        Now, more than two years later, I finally managed to realize this announcement - still without clothes though, but that's again another task - sometime 😄
        Homer's body was modeled as individual segments first, such as body, arms, legs... and then finally merged into one solid. Only details like eyes, ears and his 3 hairs are added as independent solids. The renderings are made with Enscape and Shaderlight
        Enjoy 😄


        Enscape Render


        Shaderlight Render


        Story 2 SL_1600.jpg


        Enscape Render

        never trust a skinny cook

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        • BoxB Offline
          Box
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          From Hornoxx's brilliant complexity to perhaps the simplest SUbD of all, a Guitar Pic.


          Plectrum.gif

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          • bazB Offline
            baz
            last edited by

            @box said:

            From Hornoxx's brilliant complexity to perhaps the simplest SUbD of all, a Guitar Pic.

            Simple rocks. I am a bit SubD challenged meself, but I watched that gif 3 times, then went and did it in about the same time, (a bit longer). Perfick.
            Ta.

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            • BoxB Offline
              Box
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              That's the trick Baz, start small and play with little shapes and see what you get. Gradually you'll see how to put shapes together to make complex structures.

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              • bazB Offline
                baz
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                @box said:

                That's the trick Baz, start small and play with little shapes and see what you get. Gradually you'll see how to put shapes together to make complex structures.

                Yes. Ciao.

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                • HornOxxH Offline
                  HornOxx
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                  SubD´s range of possibilities couldn't be better illustrated than with Alsomar´s corinthian column masterpiece and Box´s ingenious Guitar Pic quicky-exercise (both above here) - both are great examples! Thanks for sharing 😄

                  never trust a skinny cook

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                  • alsomarA Offline
                    alsomar Extension Creator
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                    D'oh! What a great Homer!

                    Alejandro Soriano Visuals · All my links

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                    • alsomarA Offline
                      alsomar Extension Creator
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                      Hello there!
                      Here's a vintage fan I modelled yesterday. Besides SUbD I used some other extensions like VertexTools and QuadFace Tools.

                      Rendered pic in V-Ray
                      Rendered pic in V-Ray (quads overlayed)

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                      Alejandro Soriano Visuals · All my links

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                      • HornOxxH Offline
                        HornOxx
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                        ... Prima !! 👍

                        never trust a skinny cook

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                        • BoxB Offline
                          Box
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                          Excellent.

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                          • alsomarA Offline
                            alsomar Extension Creator
                            last edited by

                            An old fashioned caravan.

                            carromato_subd.jpg

                            Alejandro Soriano Visuals · All my links

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                            • HornOxxH Offline
                              HornOxx
                              last edited by

                              😄 👍 ... again a so nice model idea - especially with the box-shaped carriage, I wouldn't have guessed SubD first 😄

                              never trust a skinny cook

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                              • HornOxxH Offline
                                HornOxx
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                                Hi All - To bring my Homer Simpson endless project to an end, I finally decided to put him on his white shirt, his blue pants and his shoes. Finally the winter is approaching here and Homer should not freeze 😄
                                If anyone wants to SubD-play with this thick cuddly yellow guy himself, I´ll add the entire proxy model here...
                                The rendered model, without SubD-function then, is also available in the 3D Warehouse:
                                https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/60074a83-9b9d-4f29-85aa-73cf6e29be75/Homer-Simpson-by-HornOxx

                                edit: pic2 - did some minor modeling improvements at Homer's mouth


                                PROXY model


                                Homer Simpson HornOxx Final ENSC 1600.jpg


                                Homer Simpson HornOxx Final 3 1600.jpg

                                never trust a skinny cook

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                                • BoxB Offline
                                  Box
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                                  A little early morning SUbD insanity, took quite a while to subdivide. I wouldn't have done the whole thing if I had thought about it properly, just one segment and array. But this is all one piece with thickness and is a solid. Added the cutaway to see the inner structure.


                                  Urchin001.jpg


                                  Urchin.png

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                                    pilou
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                                    Frenchy Pilou
                                    Is beautiful that please without concept!
                                    My Little site :)

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                                    • BoxB Offline
                                      Box
                                      last edited by

                                      Just a bit of fun. For the absolute simplicity of it.


                                      SUbD Ball.jpg


                                      Block.jpg

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                                      • HornOxxH Offline
                                        HornOxx
                                        last edited by

                                        ... wunderbar - how does this inner glass shape look like (raw)? Somewhere I read of "extra thumbs up" - you know where it right now comes from...

                                        never trust a skinny cook

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                                        • BoxB Offline
                                          Box
                                          last edited by

                                          Is this what you mean?
                                          I didn't save the model so I reproduced it.
                                          Note the outer layer I have thickened with JPP, not shown in the original image.


                                          Raw.gif

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                                            Box
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                                            This one shows how if you SUbD before JPP you get the sharp edges in the original render rather than the soft ones in the second model.


                                            Oddball.gif

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