Making Cartoon characters
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FFD is Free Form Divide
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=25801
It uses cpoints to deform the model
For a good tutorial on subdivision modeling (although not for SketchUp) watch this. It is relevant
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Pete your work is really jaw dropping
I can't wait until you put up some tutorials, I've been playing with SDS for a week or two and can't get my head around the proxy, you seem to have such an ability to foresee what you want to model
Please, please help to enlighten us minnions
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You been busy Pete?
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Sorry about that, missed your reply.
Yeah I have been busy, mostly furniture stuff and now also website stuff.
Not sure when I will get a chance to play like this again, as I have another garden pack in the works that I have dragged my feet for two years on, I need to either forget it or complete it.
Why not start a thread and post what you have so far and I will jump in and help when I can?
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Pessoal eu sou brasileiro e queria pedir para alguém fazer um modelo que esta na foto por favor é para o sketchup pro 8, por favor eu não sei fazer e preciso de alguem que faça , eu vou agradecer se aguem me ajudar.
link da foto - http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7071/7080860573_6a013aa942_z.jpg
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so does .SubD have a special "Rutger Hauer" setting? if it does. . .I'm getting it.
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Wow, what a great whale video! Now I feel a little inadequate....
Thanks!
s
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I know this is a really old thread but I was wondering if Solo or another sketchup guru has any videos on organic modeling of animals or cartoon characters...
Most of the pictures are gone from this thread and I would like to learn how best to start an object...
Specifically, I want to model a whale!
Thanks!
Stuart
Edit: I think I get how to do it. I bought vertex tools (amazing) and using artisan, I just have to push pull and PRACTICE!
Quick whale test, long ways to go...
s
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