Metal Fabric - just an exercise
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many thanks Liam - yes and no
something "horseshoe"-shaped like this I had seen before. The wavy wires were an attempt to connect these rows then. -
Ingenious mate
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... thanks again - to be honest, I have no idea if something like this would be possible in real life. Playing with weavings(?) is interesting however and fun
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I agree with L i am, blindin' skill.
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thanks Mike
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Very nice.
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Excellent modeling, but man, it must make for a large file size?
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Thanks Box and Bryan
@bryan k said:
...it must make for a large file size?
wich would be true
especially since I have modelled these small tubes dilettantishly bad and way to big. But since I made a proxy from only one fabric part, for the final rendering model I just added these light proxies.
(The SkUp screenshot above I made just to show the simple weave principle) -
Cool. That makes sense.
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Very impressive work! Obviously took a lot of thought and planning.
I remember congratulating myself when I made this, but your work makes mine seem like basket weaving
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Wow Hellnbak
thanks, but your´s is ingenious basket weaving indeed !!! - to lay my few base geometries flat on the floor and to copy paste them is not difficult at all - but how did you bend your fabric like a tire ?! -
Thanks, HornOxx. I really don't remember how I did it, but your Metal Fabric is much more impressive to me. Well done
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Nice work, would love to see this applied as skin to a building.
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