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sunnydyz
05-27-2005, 08:54 AM
What's up to everyone

my Q is how to model that part of phones i marked in attachment? extruding, scaling and rotating polys i think is kind of hard work (for me it's unrealizable) considering that i don't have reference pictures. share your modeling techniques! i'll be thankful for any help.

http://195.14.172.51/pasaulis/rokas/hp800_q.gif

http://195.14.172.51/pasaulis/rokas/head_phones_001.gif

some more questions:

can sketch extrude modefier extrude by path (spline)? if it can i can't get how
is there in modo displacement maps like in 3D Studio? needs for making holes in dynamic
jamesvalue
05-27-2005, 05:16 PM
Of course many ways exists to model a headphone!
But for the top of the headphone I would use some straight bevellings whith subdivisions followed by bending and a mirror for the other side

http://pics.eternity.cz/Orig/sbchp800.jpg

Hope this helps!
VisualKing
05-31-2005, 11:53 AM
You can also use the bridge tool....Works well for this type of stuff..
easy..




Of course many ways exists to model a headphone!
But for the top of the headphone I would use some straight bevellings whith subdivisions followed by bending and a mirror for the other side

http://pics.eternity.cz/Orig/sbchp800.jpg

Hope this helps!
jamesvalue
05-31-2005, 04:36 PM
This is a very basic idea : bridging two edges loops together (I suppose like VisualKing suggested) before smoothing and bending.

Bye
jamesvalue
05-31-2005, 08:44 PM
Or you can as well give yuor straight headphone to Bender (Futurama robot) saying :
............. 180 degree!!!


............. and just wait for a perfect bending!


Bye Luka
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