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    A good method for making a blade of a sword

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    • M Offline
      Matsuo
      last edited by

      This is one of those things that just doesn't seem to work 😞. I've tried several methods (like using intersect and scaling) but without any success. Is there a good (and preferable easy) way to make a blade of a sword? Or do I have to get a specific plugin which will basically do it for me?

      Thanks in advance!

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      • GaieusG Offline
        Gaieus
        last edited by

        Hi Matsuo,

        The method would probably be a couple of intersections. But what kind of blade do you want to make? There are so many kinds of swords.

        Gai...

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          Matsuo
          last edited by

          @gaieus said:

          Hi Matsuo,

          The method would probably be a couple of intersections. But what kind of blade do you want to make? There are so many kinds of swords.

          Well, for now I want to stick to a simple blade, let's say a dagger. And from there on I'll try to make more complex shapes if all goes well.

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          • charly2008C Offline
            charly2008
            last edited by

            Hi Matsuo,

            please have a look at the attached skp-file.

            Karlheinz


            K640_Sword1.JPG


            Schwert3.skp

            He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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              Matsuo
              last edited by

              @charly2008 said:

              Hi Matsuo,

              please have a look at the attached skp-file.

              Karlheinz

              The image looks great, but I'm unable to open the .skp file, due to still using v6 of SketchUp. Can you repost the file in SU 6 format please? That would be great!

              Thanks!

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              • charly2008C Offline
                charly2008
                last edited by

                Here is the file for version 6.

                Karlheinz


                Schwerter.skp

                He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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                  vizier
                  last edited by

                  That sword looks so awesome...how the heck do you get SU to render in such hi res? When i render something it looks like something out of a Dr. Suess book...

                  example:

                  http://www.wiijii.com/vizier50/DnD%20files/Maps/Elven%20Market%20Newest%20shadows.jpg

                  PS: Im going to use that sword in one of my backdrops for a DnD campaign so thanks!

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                  • charly2008C Offline
                    charly2008
                    last edited by

                    Hi Vizier,

                    The rendering was done by Kerkythea 2008.

                    Karlheinz

                    He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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