Video- Modeling a simple chair skin
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Hi guys!
A recorded screen while doing a chair skin.Hope it helps some folks around![flash=640,505:io6tt3j3]http://www.youtube.com/v/wZPZiJT5FI0&hl=en_US&fs=1&color1=0x5d1719&color2=0xcd311b[/flash:io6tt3j3]
Merry Christmas everyone!!
Take care!Elisei
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Excellent! Thanks, Elisei
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Thanks for the Tut Elisei.
It is an excellent example of good work-flow. Maybe I could encourage you to make some captions to explain the work-flow when you might have some spare time. Have a good holiday and enjoy the break.
Mike
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Very neat!
I too am interested in the work flow, especially the way the actions were "mirrored". That looks like quite a time-saver for symmetrical objects.
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Thanks guys!
@unknownuser said:
I too am interested in the work flow, especially the way the actions were "mirrored". That looks like quite a time-saver for symmetrical objects.
This is very easy..make a component then make a copy ,mirror it(flip along or scale it with -1) and place it near the other one.
I actually thought this may offend u ,being too simple..
Maybe i ll add some annotations on the video..
Happy Christmas !
Elisei
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Excellent tutorial
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@ely862me said:
This is very easy..make a component then make a copy ,mirror it(flip along or scale it with -1) and place it near the other one.
I actually thought this may offend u ,being too simple..Ah! Just one of those things I never learned... I'd always finish 1/2 the model and then copy/flip, but the method you show gives a much more clear sense of proportion.
Thanks!
(maybe this could go in the "DUH! aka D'oh!" thread?)
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