Modelling a tramway
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Curviloft does a good job to be fair, not sure why you need anything else. Upright extruder perhaps (Or whatever it is called now).
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I need a path in the middle and two rails (special profile) left and right, to follow the path.
With Curviloft the profiles can be offset from the path...
That does mean you need to do each side as a separate operation.
Or with ProfileBuilder 3 (or above) you could make an Assembly with a mix of Profiles and objects like bolts to do it in one sweep.
TIG's Extrusion Tools would do it too similar to CurviLofts approach.
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the newer version of profile builder seems to be a good tool.
Is it possible to insert an own profile?
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Wunderbar.
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These are fantastic. I think I've missed something: How do you make your models so realistic in renders?
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@majid It is just AI. Gemini does a great job
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we sold some old trams to Oberbozen Italy.
this is how it could look like:
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new model.
I've found that picture of an old tram of my hometown:
took it to meshyAI and remodelled it:
then I merged the picture with an old one of our shop in the 60ties:
result was great:
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another perspective:
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Did you photoshop in the posters on the front?
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yes, gemini destroyed some of the letters.
the original before PS:
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The 'proper job', no error.
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old GDR impressions.
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Brilliant.
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West Germany in the year 1950
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West Germany in 1950
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