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    • GaieusG Offline
      Gaieus
      last edited by

      Nice one, Gus! πŸ‘

      Gai...

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      • Gus RG Offline
        Gus R
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        Thank you Gaieus. Guess my insomnia serves a purpose.

        πŸ˜„

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        • daleD Offline
          dale
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          Yes great work folks, I knew this would be a fun one to watch. πŸ‘

          Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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          • R Offline
            RustyShack
            last edited by

            @unknownuser said:

            Gus ....you nailed it!! cheers to you!!

            I agree--that looks spectacular and relatively easy to model. When I tried using subdivide and smooth initially, I could not figure out how to control the subdivision. I was trying to draw elaborate grids etc etc and nothing seemed to work. Never occurred to me that a few well-placed control lines like the ones in your model would do the job.

            I will give this a go later today and see how it goes.

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            • soloS Offline
              solo
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              Oh yeah, Gus got it pretty right! πŸ‘

              Remember me saying it looks like a Kohler Botticelli?, well out of curiousity I went to the Kohler site and there it was, I attach a link below, scroll down and click on the 'for installers and designers' tab and a .dwg becomes available for download, it's the actual model which can be opened up in SU for you to use.

              Enjoy.

              http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/detail.jsp?item=8038302&section=2&category=16

              OMG!!! see the price 😲

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              • Gus RG Offline
                Gus R
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                Thanks guys. Pete, thanks for the link. I might try doing one to scale later since this one was eyeballed.

                Modelhead, for another $500 you can also get one (1) towel bar. Throw in a tooth brush/cup holder for another $500 and you can have all three for $6,000!

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                • StinkieS Offline
                  Stinkie
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                  "$3,286.00 and up" Fruitcakes. πŸ˜†

                  Gus, Pete: cool tuts. Thanks.

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                  • Gus RG Offline
                    Gus R
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                    Stinkie, thanks.

                    Pete, great work by the way as usual. So, how did you make the water?

                    Gus

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                    • soloS Offline
                      solo
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                      I hope I am not hijacking this thread, I believe the issue of the basin is solved so here is how I do splashes:

                      I have made these before and posted someplace on this forum. Anyway I use SDS and FFD to create the shape (nothing fancy there) however SDS can increase the poly count to something unusable in SU so be careful.
                      I normally make it in SU then export to Vue and texture it there and save it as an object for later use.

                      Here is a snap of a very simple one I created today as an example, I deleted the .skp of the one used on the first page as I saved it as a .vob (Vue object) so there was no need to keep the SU one which was very high poly anyway.
                      And if you want i attached the .skp too.


                      http://img58.imageshack.us/img58/389/solosplashno3.jpg

                      splash.skp

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                      • EarthMoverE Offline
                        EarthMover
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                        Thanks Pete. This is helpful. I was working on creating a splashfoot for a waterfall right before I came across this thread. Funny how life works.

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                        • FrederikF Offline
                          Frederik
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                          Yeah... Thanks a lot, Pete..!! πŸ‘
                          Much appreciated..!! πŸ˜‰

                          Cheers
                          Kim Frederik

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                          • Gus RG Offline
                            Gus R
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                            Pete,

                            Thanks, looks great.

                            Ever do one using a milk material?

                            Gus

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