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Subject: How to make ridges in the can for the label tutorial by litst ?


Juggler ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 1:27 PM · edited Wed, 23 October 2024 at 12:48 PM

Hey everybody, In that tutorial by Litst there is a can with ridges just like the real thing. How'd he do that? Thanks, Juggler


Nicholas86 ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 2:27 PM

you could draw the ridges in the spline modeler and that wouldn't be to hard. Understand what I mean? Brian


Juggler ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 3:29 PM

Well I almost understand. A screen shot of the extrusion envelope might help. Maybe just an explanation will do. Thanks for your help.


litst ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 3:46 PM

Hi Juggler, The can is a simple cylinder :) . The little ridges are made with a mixer of Wires and Scanlines fuctions in the bump channel . To follow the tutorial, you really don't need to make a complex shader, anything will do . litst


EtchASketch ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 4:16 PM

Apx setting sfor bump channel;

Bump channel =
MIXER
source 1 = Wires with H' count "0" V' count 2
Width = "0" height = 60

source 2 = empty(none)

Blender = scan lines count 60 horizontal

This could also be modeled using spline. It could also be modeled using a spline and linear wave function with limits set to 20-80.

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litst ( ) posted Sun, 21 July 2002 at 4:50 PM

The reason why i used bump for the riddles is because i wanted the label not to show the riddles . If i had modeled the riddles of the can, making a flat label would have require another object and, well, modelling was not the topic of this tut ;)


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