SketchUpBBS-Subdivide&Smooth piugins test
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is this detailed hand in image 2 really SketchUp? well, thats fantastic! unbelievable!
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@solo said:
Images 2,3 and 4 look like they have been poly reduced (reverse engineered) and not subdivided.
can you post the .skp before smoothing?
yes!i can the .skp before smoothing.
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Was the 'before' modeled in Sketchup?
If yes, i would love to hear what techniques were used to model that.Thanks.
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I downloaded 4.skp and attempted to apply sub-smooth with 2 iriterations but my rig is just not powerful enougth as it is still working on the request for almost 30 minutes. What rig did you use for doing that and as Chris said, please let us know how it was modeled as this proxy is beyond anything I have ever seen or capable of.
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My thoughts as well.
Clearly, it is strange one would model the cubic mesh like that and predict it would come out as nice after subsmoothing. For some reason, I also think this could be 'reversed engineered', like solo said.
But I am not a modeling specialist, so I could be wrong.
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Well I decided to just sub half of it and it worked well actually.
Damn good modeling!!
Now I am really curious as to how it was modeled.
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Looks like maybe poly reduced then smoothed back out! Yes I would like to know how to model nude women!!!! Then 3D print them in bits and make myself an army!
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@richard said:
Looks like maybe poly reduced then smoothed back out! Yes I would like to know how to model nude women!!!! Then 3D print them in bits and make myself an army!
Yeah...Richard is being his good old self.
We should have live nude modeling sessions like painters have. A webcam on the model etc... -
@kwistenbiebel said:
@richard said:
Looks like maybe poly reduced then smoothed back out! Yes I would like to know how to model nude women!!!! Then 3D print them in bits and make myself an army!
Yeah...Richard is being his good old self.
We should have live nude modeling sessions like painters have. A webcam on the model etc...I bags doing the filming and taking measurements!
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Head picture model tutorials
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Head picture model
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um, okay!
So let me try it too.
Attached is a .skp (very low poly) that if you explode it and apply 2 iriterations will produce a wonderfully smooth perfect face as shown in image below.
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GOOD!solo!
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Thanks but I have to be honest and say it's reverse engineered, it is in fact a Poser head that I reduced then imported into SU and used the sub-smooth tool to recreate the mesh.
I wanted to reduce further and make a series of in progress screen grabs but decided against it. -
Uses this plug-in
http://www.smustard.com/script/subdivideandsmooth
usage Installation
Unzip the file you downloaded.
You should now have a file named 'subsmooth_loader.rb' and a folder named 'Subsmooth'.
Copy both the file and folder to your SketchUp/Plugins directory.
Close SketchUp if you have it open.
Run SketchUp
If you do not see the Subdivide and Smooth toolbar, go to Window->Preferences->Extensions and make sure that 'Subdivide and Smooth' is checked.
A new menu item will be created under your 'Tools' menu and you will see a new toolbar.
Known IssuesBug splats can occur when using other plugins such as SketchyFFD, JointPushPull, Offset On Surface, etc. while editing a subdivision proxy. It is recommended to only use the standard SketchUp tools (and the tools included with this plugin) while editing a subdivision proxy.
Bug splats can occur while using the 'Extrude' tool when multiple faces are selected on a proxy.
Bug splats can occur when using the 'Knife Tool'
Using the 'Subdivide Selection' tool may cause bugsplats or SketchUp to hang in rare situations.
If you 'Undo' an operation while editing a subdivision proxy, you will not be able to use the 'Redo' command.
If you cut and paste a proxy, it will no longer behave as a proxy. You must select it and then click the 'Subdivide and Smooth' icon to re-create the proxy. -
thanks a lot, bianhai.
I think most of us are already messing arround with Subdivide&Smooth.
but your modeling-tutorial looks really inspiring! has something of a sculptor.
I definitely have to try this sometime! -
wow....it so wonderful...
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You can use the free "Make Human" and make any anatomy and then introduce it in SU
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I still can't understand why someone would want to present alien mesh as Sketchup geometry...
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