SUbD - Non-destructive subdivision with creases and quads

[Stinkie]

No worries. Just kidding. Or am I?

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[thomthom]

Haha! No, I don't think I'll have the luxury problem of having to throttle the sales...

[HornOxx]

@stinkie said:

...Just kidding. Or am I?...

so funny! This medieval incentive thing helps quite sure!

[Stinkie]

@thomthom said:

Haha! No, I don't think I'll have the luxury problem of having to throttle the sales...

Well, you've got at least one customer. Ka-ching!

[bsfranza]

awesome news=) awesome pike=)

[Rich O Brien]

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[jiminy-billy-bob]

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[Stinkie]

[plot-paris]

Pretty cool, what can be done with SUbD! Love the Plugin.
My first thorough test...

[Dave R]

That's very nice. Reminds me of the work of Roger Dean.

[thomthom]

@plot-paris said:

Pretty cool, what can be done with SUbD! Love the Plugin.
My first thorough test...

I love that style of illustration. Very nice!

Any chance we can peek at the wire-frame and low-poly version?

[plot-paris]

Thanks, guys.

Here you go. Proxy and detailed version...

I put the red surface and the white structure in separate groups and subdivided them with the same level of detail. I could of course have achieved the same result with all the geometry inside one group by using the crease-tool to get those sharp edges. But like that it was simpler to do...

[EDIT] Thomthom, I gave your plugin less credit, than it deserved. Out of interest I just tried to achieve the same inside one group, selecting all the bounding edges of the red surface and creasing them with one click. Worked like a charm! And now editing the model is way easier, because its all in one group [/EDIT]