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I have finished modelling the windshields and now I'm going to do the doors.



another angle

(Edited by OlssonE on 06-01-2004 14:50)

(Edited by OlssonE on 06-01-2004 15:49)

Finiished modelling the doors...




 

(Edited by OlssonE on 06-04-2004 14:32)

C&C are welcome!

 

Is it supposed to look that boxy? I don't know cars, so maybe it is. I don't know.
What method are you using?
Care to share a wire?

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Is it supposed to look that boxy?

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Well it looks boxy becaues I'm a noob
and this is the first object I modelled
In Rhino (except the tutorials, of cource).

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Care to share a wire?

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Sure.
http://olssone.hopto.org/bilder/bil12bild5.jpg

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What method are you using?

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I'm modelling with nurbs using differnet commands like:
Loft (create surface between curves), Sweep 2-rails, drag curve to surface, edge curves,
planar curves and trim.

 

(Edited by OlssonE on 06-10-2004 15:09)

As a fellow 3d newbie, it's better than I can do :P

Here's some C&C

-it's definately "boxy" as WJ said take a look at cars or pictures of them. Notice how the hood curves towards the ground, and the sides curve in a bit from a top-down view
-the hood gets cut in really deep, try lessening it by about half
-it's not "shiny", here's an example render I found (blender+yafray) http://www.coala.uniovi.es/~jandro/noname/gallery/data/erufailon_0001.jpg

(i couldn't see the wireframe, the link didn't work)

hope that helps

Thanks for c&c nimonkeys...
I'll think about them when I modell my next car.
The wire is only up when I'm using my computer.
Beacuse I use it as a webserver.

I can think about some really boxy cars like Volvo 740. My car
Is smooth compared to that....

 

(Edited by OlssonE on 06-11-2004 22:51)