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Posted 04 July 2008 - 02:09 AM
anyone with any guide/tut howto?
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Posted 15 July 2008 - 06:42 AM
as with every model, the more relistic you want it (or the more difficult person you are 
) the longer it will take.
the primal structure is done with extrude/rotate/scale combinations, i'll try to give a possible solution, but from there you will have to tweak and tweak and tweak and...
i'll try to make a screenshot and a render to show you the mess i made (pun intended).
) the longer it will take.the primal structure is done with extrude/rotate/scale combinations, i'll try to give a possible solution, but from there you will have to tweak and tweak and tweak and...
i'll try to make a screenshot and a render to show you the mess i made (pun intended).
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Posted 15 July 2008 - 07:07 AM
you could start with a cube, make it editable and run the optimize command to make sure nothing is seperated.
Screen_1.jpg 49.47K
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Then you take 4 (of the 7) parts in front and extrude them several times untill you have the length you need (rotating as desired)
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Then you do the same with the other side (as a whole off course), also rotating as desired. Then after that its tedious tweaking time: more rotating, scaling etc... until you have the shape you want.
Good reference images viewed from all sides (front, up, side and perspective) are a plus in such cases, even with seemingly simple objects.
I didt tweak a lot (20 mins i think) and got this:
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Screen_1.jpg 49.47K
69 downloadsThen you take 4 (of the 7) parts in front and extrude them several times untill you have the length you need (rotating as desired)
Screen_2.jpg 73.58K
65 downloadsThen you do the same with the other side (as a whole off course), also rotating as desired. Then after that its tedious tweaking time: more rotating, scaling etc... until you have the shape you want.
Good reference images viewed from all sides (front, up, side and perspective) are a plus in such cases, even with seemingly simple objects.
I didt tweak a lot (20 mins i think) and got this:
Render.jpg 119.23K
60 downloads
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