Forum: Blender


Subject: Tutorial: Model A Ported Cube For Render Or 3D Print

LuxXeon opened this issue on Jul 02, 2015 · 33 posts


LuxXeon posted Fri, 03 July 2015 at 3:27 PM

Again thank you for this tutorial I have to say I did the same some time back by following a tutorial for Wings 3D and have to say the way you did it was 10 times faster and easier than the Wings version 

Thank you 

Thank you, Lobo3433.  Yes, my friend David Brinnen made a Wings 3D tutorial of this object last year, as a 1 minute modeling exercise, using Wing's solid manifold modeling features.  David is also learning to model in Modo, where the same model took him almost 5 minutes to reproduce.  So the objective of creating this object in under 1 minute fascinated me, and with David's permission, I took on the challenge of developing a technique to reproduce it, in the same time or better, using 3dsmax.  Very quickly, I was able to come up with a simple exercise to achieve the shape in about 38 seconds, with only a few modifiers in 3dsmax.  I have that video up on my channel, with credits back to David's original Wings tutorial as well.  Being that there were a few steps in 3dsmax which couldn't be translated the same way in Blender, I decided to create this video, showing the alternative steps. Clearly, it's just as fast and easy in Blender. In the end, I think it's a testament to the powerful modeling tools in Blender, Wings, and 3dsmax, that a shape like this can be had in under 1 minute; considering even in Modo, it takes considerably more time.  However, I have shown David the 3dsmax video, and he indicated it may have provided him with some ideas to achieve a faster approach there. I may contact him again to see if he was able to figure out a new technique in Modo.

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