Sunday, February 8, 2009



cool!

Surfaced Panel


and finally I was able to panel this surface. The order was, after recreating the surface, I offset the surface and I used the panel surface tool (the red one) from the paneling tool options and paneled the two of my surfaces. then I used the 3D pattern manager to create a trianglated shape. Then I used panel 3d from 2 grids tool and it'd ask you to choose your first point from one surface and then your seconf one from the other surface. and created these triangelated connection between the two surfaces.


so basically, i tried the network from surface 100 times!!!:( It would tell me to select curves from one direction and enter, then select curves from the other direction and then enter and It would supposedly make me a surface!!! not it!!!! And yes I tried joining all the curves and closing it but nop it didn't have anything to do with joining the curves either. Finally I just typed NetworkSurface and selected all the curves and entered and it did create a surface,,,very frustrating though! who said this was easy again?

Saturday, February 7, 2009


There are different ways in making a frame, my approach was to make sections on my surface ,extract wireframes and then move the surface away and use "surface from network of curves" command to create a surface around the wire frame.


So I've been wanting to post my trial and erros on the way of making the surface since last week, but I didn't have a way of getting a screen shots and I finally figured it out!