I think this is quite educational as well, it shows how to approach such a task with poly-by-poly modeling, having the defining lines of the shapes in mind when modeling and extruding. Have fun watching.
Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
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GraySho
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Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
This is quite interesting. The same person modeling the same part of a car in two applications. Silo beats 3DS max
I think this is quite educational as well, it shows how to approach such a task with poly-by-poly modeling, having the defining lines of the shapes in mind when modeling and extruding. Have fun watching.
I think this is quite educational as well, it shows how to approach such a task with poly-by-poly modeling, having the defining lines of the shapes in mind when modeling and extruding. Have fun watching.
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Re: Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
This is good as it shows the basic process in modeling a car. Also it's nice to know that all of this can be done just as easily in trueSpace.
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Karthogen
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Re: Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
Where is this proces or tools in the manual? Seems mostly just covers modeling from Primitives. Is the Extrude functunality on Workspace side?
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Re: Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
Discussion about the new workSpace tool...
http://forums1.caligari.com/truespace/s ... ht=Extrude"
http://forums1.caligari.com/truespace/s ... ht=Extrude"
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Karthogen
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Re: Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
Somethign new every day.
So I would just start with a plane and start sweeping the edges from there?
So I would just start with a plane and start sweeping the edges from there?
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Re: Silo vs. 3DS Max Speedmodeling
Either that, or by drawing a polyline and extrude it, if the software supports it. I don´t think workspace has it yet.