Two Radius intersecting at 90 degrees
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Am I too late to offer this little tut?
Testing2.skp -
Yes, Gidon, too late. (Of course when someone is cooking goulash on Sabbath!
)See this post with this attachment.
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check out Debut, it's better tahn autoscreenrecorder purchasable version and it's free. (when installing it will ask you if you want to install any other program, they're all trial versions but "Prism" wich is free and is a good video format converter).
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On the original model, that 'stubborn' face would have pushed through if you used Push/Pull+Ctrl (PC).
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I was just able to get back on the PC and play with this some more.
I have a new problem...
Just so you know this is a leg for furniture.
I can make the leg by hand, but want to share it with others online.I have the profile that I want to push to the back side on both faces of the model.
Can someone explain the process to accomplish this?
Should I push/pull the curved profile back before I create the cove on the 2 faces that everyone has shown?All the suggestions have been very helpful! And I have learned allot with this excercise.
BTW I have attached an actual picture of the leg that I'm trying to model.
TIA
Nate
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Hi Nate,
Have a look at Gidon's "Cabriole leg" tutorial in this thread to get some ideas.
This leg of yours have some similarities and you can easily adapt the workflow. -
Here's your answer. Follow along by clicking on the tabbed scenes.
There are some tutorials on just this type of leg. Try a search on cabriole leg.
Best
PKastmiler
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Holy crap, I didn't even notice the skp attachment below the image!
Great solution, PKast!
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You guys are absolutely amazing!
Works great.Thanks for the tips.
This software is incredible!
Thanks again!
Nate
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If the rear side have same shape as front side of leg you could do it like this.
Video preview:http://dhost.info/pagan/leg.avi
And here is a model:http://dhost.info/pagan/leg.skp
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