Green Toaster's Car Sketches
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@unknownuser said:
i mean waat s plugin
I've never used it - I'll try to find it and check it out - thanks for the suggestion.
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Found the script you recommended (finally) - got it (finally) - can't rip the gigantic smile off me face as I use it . . .
THANKS for the suggestion!!!
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. . . wow . . . this is amazing . . . I love it . . . why didn't someone tell me about this earlier . . . (ha) . . . now I am beginning to figure out (finally) how people get those silky smooth models - it's cheating . . . but I still love it!
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GreenToaster, I think you should start a new thread now called "My Cars have a completely new Look!"
(this thread has enough pages after all
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well for ur cars i think this plugin is great but i m using it just for few parts only once i applied it on the entire car.
I don t like it because is messing the corner instead making them more soften.
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@unknownuser said:
I preffer making them in normal way.
Could we agree each method has advantages? Hope so.@unknownuser said:
I think you should start a new thread now called "My Cars have a completely new Look!"
Consider it "done" - thanks for the suggestion. Interesting you made this observation b/c I took the time to look through each post of this thread last weekend - I think it's time to move on to something new, something fresh, something that represents perhaps a new level.Thanks for the suggestions - happy Sketching,
GT
(aka Brad on a plethora of universes)
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. . . but, before the "new" thread, I'd like to share a little a few more things I've been playing around with . . . like dis . . .
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. . . another car . . .
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I think it looks great, I especially like the front air dam. I've just started posting, I've added my first post of my latest WIP...
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. . . inspired by a velomobile . . .
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. . . CFTD . . .
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. . . and . . . another one - these sketches go really quick . . .
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lol a flying car??
Try to attach some wings wich will open on a button and there u go. -
@unknownuser said:
lol a flying car??
Those were supposed to be motorcycles, not airplanes . . .
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. . . something for my cat's birthday . . . meow . . .
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i like tha last one very sporty. im happy about hearing you got sub and smooth how is it workin for ya?
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Hey Ray or GreenToaster, do you know how to use that smooth function. It baffels me totally.
Models are looking good btw.
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@unknownuser said:
Hey Ray or GreenToaster, do you know how to use that smooth function. It baffels me totally.
[1] select the geometry you wanna smooze
[2] with screen cursor over selected geometry, right click, pick "Soften/Smooth Edges"@unknownuser said:
Models are looking good btw.
Thanks - I'm just having fun, I don't take this very seriously - I guess that's obvious though.
@unknownuser said:
i like tha last one very sporty.
Thanks - I fixed the cabin - it was too close to the front, proportions were way off, but, it took 12 seconds to make it better.
@unknownuser said:
im happy about hearing you got sub and smooth how is it workin for ya?
Sub & smooth works great, I just can't figure out how to make it do much with concept car designs - superb for making happy creatures like "Sergeant Bunny" below . . . I'm having fun with it and will continue to work with it until I discover how it'll help. Certainly, it is fantastic for smoothing & so forth - like any tool, only as good as the user, eh?
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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Today is my last day of vacation so I probably won't be posting any more concepts for a while. I'm not sure what I was thinking when I did this one - the front fenders were shaped using the subdivide & smooth script. Obviously, I need a lot more practice with that tool. All the other geometry was done "manually."
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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. . . WIP . . . I usually don't build them using this technique but I guess it works okay . . . this one is very rough, but it's easy to align and smooth out the bumps using the scale tool . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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