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modelling with Subdivision Surface (HYPER NURBS) suggestion
I want to obtain the object on the left but using subdivision surface instead of extruded spline and booleans.
I stopped at the point of making the part 1 and 2. Any suggest? Probably a easy task but I’ve just started modelling this way so I’m very noob.
here’s the file
7225_giacomo.c4d.zipThanks.
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3 Replies
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Unfortunately it’s not really an easy task. SubD modeling takes time and patience … and practice. It’s a skill well worth developing, but for mechanical models like this … if you’re using R15 … you may want to try using the Bevel tool instead. The new Bevel is pretty powerful.
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Yes I’m using R15. Thanks for your suggestion, I’ll try the new Bevel tool.
It’s a pity that’s too hard with SubD…
I found this solution but I can’t be accurate on the small semicircle size besides I create triangles which, for what I read, have to be avoided if possible.
For part 2 (see first post) I’ve no idea how to proceed.
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After some work I succeeded.
These tutorials help me a LOT:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbOD5j8bCas4HOi5OpspeVtTjtQwk5Cyw
But still can’t model the external part, I tried but went out a little bit weird. (see picture below, on the right)
Any suggestion to model (sub-d) a solid made out from a strange shape and a boolean like this?
P.S. the file: 7254_strangesolid.c4d.zip
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