On " How to Round Complex Corners in SketchUp"

[Gus R]

You can do some pretty cool things with this.

[Box]

If you are wanting to do a lot of that sort of thing you may find SUbD works for you.

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[Gus R]

@box said:

If you are wanting to do a lot of that sort of thing you may find SUbD works for you.

That's funny because I'm working on a re-render of a Ferrari GTO wheel where I used exactly that. I was thinking about SubD for this too. Thanks.

[rv1974]

@gus r said:

Making things more difficult is that I can't find any other instructions on this technique anywhere on the internet. I'm sure Blender could do this in seconds. Just a matter of learning Blender.

Learning chamfering in proper program would take a fraction of time you spent messing in vain in SU and discussing it here.

[Gus R]

@rv1974 said:

@gus r said:

Making things more difficult is that I can't find any other instructions on this technique anywhere on the internet. I'm sure Blender could do this in seconds. Just a matter of learning Blender.

Learning chamfering in proper program would take a fraction of time you spent messing in vain in SU and discussing it here.

True and my intent is to learn Blender but it's about the challenge and this is after all a Sketchup forum and not a Blender forum and it's good for those that want to continue to use Sketchup to learn from these things so I don't see it as being in vain.

[rv1974]

take a look at plasticity

[Gus R]

@rv1974 said:

take a look at plasticity

OK. This took me 5 minutes from opening Plasticity.

[ntxdave]

Another interesting tool.

[Glenn at home]

And MoI 3D would almost be as easy.

[Rich O Brien]

@gus r said:

OK. This took me 5 minutes from opening Plasticity.

If you're half thinking of purchasing it now is a good time because when 1.3 drops its increases

I have it and love it. 1.3 with Blender Bridge is insane looking