Extrude leads to...
Repost: Old stuff... (2006, jan 25) my experiment with wings3d
I am currently writing a lecture on “Form” for Sub-d forum (mentioned on day 17) and I needed a test model to go along with it so I took one of noyeT concepts and proceeded modeling. I started with a form and once all was done I then looked at it again and saw that I needed to make the leg more realistic since extrudes and rotate weren't good enough for me.
When you block out your forms you suppose to keep them simple but I didn't... I decided to complicate things and it got me into detailing and rounding, something I'm not really strong in it yet but I did it anyway and learned something new. Here's a step by step without explanation (I'll talk more about it later).
And with it you can do this:
I'll let you know when I'm done writing the tutorial.
Update: After re-reading this post that I just created I saw something:
I am currently writing a lecture on “Form” for Sub-d forum (mentioned on day 17) and I needed a test model to go along with it so I took one of noyeT concepts and proceeded modeling. I started with a form and once all was done I then looked at it again and saw that I needed to make the leg more realistic since extrudes and rotate weren't good enough for me.
When you block out your forms you suppose to keep them simple but I didn't... I decided to complicate things and it got me into detailing and rounding, something I'm not really strong in it yet but I did it anyway and learned something new. Here's a step by step without explanation (I'll talk more about it later).
And with it you can do this:
I'll let you know when I'm done writing the tutorial.
Update: After re-reading this post that I just created I saw something:
posted by someartist3d | 8:45 PM
2 Comments:
I just wanted to say I really enjoyed what you posted so far. :)
me too, thank u! great help & interesting to read, waiting for more :)
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