Green Toaster's Car Sketches
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@unknownuser said:
You have never try nurbs modeling?
Nurbs? Is that puffed cheese? Tell me more . . .
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...are you joking or serious?
So take a look here and press the Making Of! (click twice for zoom and access to the 13 pages in big format: they are annoted)
It's the best tut ever shown about the method of the spirit of nurbs creation directly used inside the process
I can't say more about the subject
ps I don't know puffed cheese despite the fact that I am living in Cheesland!
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So, the car is impressive!!! I should look into NURBS, eh? Does Blender do them?
I was almost sure I saw a package of NURBS at the store the other day - right next to the wood screws on the fasteners aisle - must have been something else I guess.
Thanks,
Brad
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Nope, blender doesnt do NURBS in any meaningful way.
As pilou has been suggesting, id check out MoI for a good introduction ot modelling with NURBS.
p.s. apparently the UK has more regional cheeses than france, strange stuff, i know.
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@unknownuser said:
As pilou has been suggesting, id check out MoI for a good introduction ot modelling with NURBS.
I just did that - I qualify for the educational version, not bad at $100, eh?
I hope my boss will reimburse me for it - if not, I'll just have to pay for it myself - no biggie. Thanks for the tip - I look forward to using it.
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So you were serious!
Blender has nurbs but not yet powerful!
They have in project to increase the power of it for the next versions
Learning curve of Blender is something that only a monk can do
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@unknownuser said:
Learning curve of Blender is something that only a monk can do
I must not be a monk - thus far, I haven't found Blender to be very easy to learn, but I'm not very smart.
I will be downloading the 30 day version of MOI next week - I'm finishing a semester of graduate school and I don't need the distraction right now.
Thank you very much,
Brad
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. . . CFTD . . . same recent theme, slightly different variation . . .
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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. . . the previous roof was simply hideous . . . this one is a small improvement . . .
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. . . cftd #1 . . .
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. . . cftd #2 . . . no, I am not doing drugs . . .
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. . . cftd #2 w/revisions . . .
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these Le Mans style cars are really cool, you keep on improving.
Cheers -
Thanks - I'm still enjoying this very much.
Although I try not to confuse activity with progression, even I can see a little improvement from a year ago.
Happy Sketching,
Brad
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. . . ultra-quick CFTD . . .
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. . . wee bit of tweaking . . . time to move on to the next one . . .
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. . . CFTD #2 . . .
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. . . ? . . . nobody would question the intake capacity being too restricted, eh . . .
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Youd probably get pulled over and asked where you 'borrowed' the foghorns form, though.
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GT,
Intake action is Jack bird on.
Bring more of that extreme -- fire the block up out of the hood and bring that to the drive in.
Curves will melt, you'll be all the rage.
Durant "I broke the cable" Hapke
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