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    Metal Fabric - just an exercise

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    • HornOxxH Offline
      HornOxx
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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 πŸ˜„

      never trust a skinny cook

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      • Mike AmosM Offline
        Mike Amos
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        I agree with L i am, blindin' skill.

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        • HornOxxH Offline
          HornOxx
          last edited by

          thanks Mike πŸ˜„

          never trust a skinny cook

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          • BoxB Online
            Box
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            Very nice.

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            • Bryan KB Offline
              Bryan K
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              Excellent modeling, but man, it must make for a large file size?

              See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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              • HornOxxH Offline
                HornOxx
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                Thanks Box and Bryan β˜€

                @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)

                never trust a skinny cook

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                • Bryan KB Offline
                  Bryan K
                  last edited by

                  Cool. That makes sense.

                  See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                  • hellnbakH Offline
                    hellnbak
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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 πŸ˜† .
                    2020-01-31_032320.png

                    "Politicians are just like diapers -- they need to be changed often, and for the same reason"

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                    • HornOxxH Offline
                      HornOxx
                      last edited by

                      Wow Hellnbak 😍 πŸ‘ thanks, but yourΒ΄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 ?!

                      never trust a skinny cook

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                      • hellnbakH Offline
                        hellnbak
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                        Thanks, HornOxx. I really don't remember how I did it, but your Metal Fabric is much more impressive to me. Well done πŸ‘ !

                        "Politicians are just like diapers -- they need to be changed often, and for the same reason"

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                        • S Offline
                          serrot
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                          Nice work, would love to see this applied as skin to a building.

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