I’ve Been “Boxed”
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I thought I saw a video somewhere using the quad face tool plugin to draw something like a fancy btacelet but I cannot fing it anymore. Does anyone know where I can find it?
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Another odd little thing. Pulled some parts from an early practice model and ended up with this…
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Dug up an old file. I’d been practicing twisting stuff. Copied out one of the rings and here’s the result. Playing around with this stuff is fun.
Including a pic of the proxy.
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I would like to learn more about how to do stuff like this. Here is my most recent trial/practice.
I did not use anything like FredoScale. Can you share with me how to use a tool like that to twist something? Also, did you do this with SU 2025? If so, how do you get a glass/glossy look to the interior part of you model?
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@ntxdave I use SU Pro15 and 18. The finished image was rendered in Twilight. The glass has a “Flint Glass” template applied in Twilight. To my understanding even with the added PBR materials in SU25 if you want true realism your going to have to use a render software.
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Very bloudy sharp, Sir. Inspirational.
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@Mike-Amos Thank you Mr. Mike
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@tuna1957 OK, I just messed around with the FredoScale tool and some additional messing around with things in 2025 and here is my latest trial.
So, I think to your suggestion of the FredoScale tool and messing around I have made some more progress.
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I love where you are heading with this, very cool stuff, you have been very boxed indeed
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@L-i-am Thank you sir.
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More fun time stuff. Only three components. Drew the path for the upper twists directly on the globe. Fredo’s Tools on Surface makes short work of it. The most time was spent on the render side. Played in Twilight’s Deep Material Editor to get the effect on the globe.
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@tuna1957 said in I’ve Been “Boxed”:
Drew the path for the upper twists directly on the globe. Fredo’s Tools on Surface makes short work of it.
I need to understand how you drew the path.
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@ntxdave “Tools on Surface” allows you to draw on curved surfaces. Turned on hidden geometry which helps to keep things aligned. You just have to play and experiment to get used to how it works. The upper twists are 24 copies of one component.
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@tuna1957 said in I’ve Been “Boxed”:
@ntxdave “Tools on Surface” allows you to draw on curved surfaces. Turned on hidden geometry which helps to keep things aligned. You just have to play and experiment to get used to how it works. The upper twists are 24 copies of one component.
OK, I just installed Tools on Surface but I am having problems trying to figure out how to draw things like you did. Any advice as to any tutorials or places to learn how to use the tool?
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@tuna1957 Well, I am beginning to learn but I have a LONG way to go.
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More late night twisty things.
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You have been very boxed, nice work mate
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It's muddy brilliant...
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Thanks gentlemen.
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