Modeling help request

Gidon Yuval

Excelent tutorial Jean.

Anssi

Fantastically clear and concise tutorial as always, Jean

I also like the elements of suspense, with me asking in my mind "why in all world is he doing THAT", and with the reason revealed in the next paces...

Anssi

mateo soletic

Great tutorial Jean, thanks for sharing.

lrsuser

@jean lemire said:

Hi Irsuser, hi folks.

See attached SU file for ideas.

Hi Jean!

Thanks for the tut! This really helped me!
As appreciation, the chandelier (and a couple other furniture items) from my current project are here for everyone to d/l and use
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/Components/ThanksToJean.skp

I was able to use Jean's model itself to create that chandelier component. To an extent the component is 'adjustable'... Soon it will be incorporated in a rendering...should get back to work now

Thanks a ton!!

~e

SchreiberBike

@anssi said:

I also like the elements of suspense, with me asking in my mind "why in all world is he doing THAT", and with the reason revealed in the next paces...

Anssi

I agree. I'd open Jean's tutorials just for the thrill even if I couldn't imagine using the technique.

Gaieus

Hi Irsuser,

Why not upload it in the components forum then?

BTW - there is still a "ring" in the horn to soften...

On the other hand, Jeans tut (i.e. the "outcome") is a bit low poly for rendering - make sure this is not going to be the "main part" of it. It's OK for a (little) background thing but renders will reveal low poly modelling from real close-ups.

lrsuser

ok...left a note in components section as well

that ring is intentional (metal to glass transition). see pic.
yeah it is in a bigger dining hall space...not the main element in model. Thanks for the tip though!

~e

Gaieus

Looks great - thanks for the "update". Would it be possible that the last segment is lit with a kind of transition instead of this sharp drop in the light?

(OK I know it's not the renders gallery... )

GreyHead

Hi,

A bit late after that good looking render but I experimented with another route to a high-poly version. Inspired by monsterzero's approach but not with his expertise.

Bob

A quick tutorial version

lrsuser

render posted here
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=82&t=6602