SubD examples and models

Box

Cheers Cotty, it's funny how simple it is when you think it through.
But it's the brilliant tools that make it possible.

pilou

Remember the ticky video of Kito Raup!

deaneau

@Box really good. my question is: you are a basket maker or architecture? i see both. a basket and a building

OT: your boxgif is so funny

Rich O Brien

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Rich O Brien

i forgot the file...

barrel.skp

pbacot

Thanks for the barrel! Very nice but mine arrived all dirty and leaking some black stuff!

Carto

@rich o brien said:

i forgot the file...

[attachment=0:2m18mrri]barrel.skp[/attachment:2m18mrri]

Hello Rich,

Did you use your new plugin (Wrap-R) to map the texture? BTW great model. Thanks.

Regards

Box

Just a simple example once again of how working with these tools can make for some really neat meshes.

cotty

A quick evening doodle...

thomthom

Nice! That actually looks like a nice model to test OpenSubdiv UV mapping handling with. Do you mind sharing the model?

nlipovac

@thomthom said:

Nice! That actually looks like a nice model to test OpenSubdiv UV mapping handling with. Do you mind sharing the model?

How is it coming along, any sneak peek?

thomthom

@nlipovac said:

@thomthom said:

Nice! That actually looks like a nice model to test OpenSubdiv UV mapping handling with. Do you mind sharing the model?

How is it coming along, any sneak peek?

It's been slow over the summer. Currently on vacation. Things will spin up in a few weeks.

cotty

@thomthom said:

Nice! That actually looks like a nice model to test OpenSubdiv UV mapping handling with. Do you mind sharing the model?

Of course no problem...

subd_knife.skp

Rich O Brien

[edg3d:q5l0hefm]0BS0SdGtKkVqlg4[/edg3d:q5l0hefm]

nlipovac

@rich o brien said:

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[edg3d:lutopfq9]0BS0SdGtKkVqlg4[/edg3d:lutopfq9]

Looks great!
Texturing inside Substance Designer?

Hieru

Quick question.

What happens if you share a SubD model (without converting to plain mesh) and someone without SubD opens it? Do they just get the control mesh?

thomthom

Yea, it'll appear like any other SketchUp group/component.

kaas

If I could ask the experts; I'm totally new to subD. Trying it out for making furniture.
Started making the frame for a Stack Stove Cubi. Whats the best strategy for the indicated areas? The easy way is to just continue the lines from the horizontal frame onto the leg. But I'm trying to keep the polycount as low as possible as well.
Any suggestions?

stackCubi_leg.skp