floppy disk tutorial

[unLevel]

what software package is it in, or what are you using, that may help narrow down the search....

[unLevel]

Edit: do you just want me to make you one in inventor?

I can import to rhino if that's what you're using....

It's the least I can do...although writing tutorials is not my thing...

It would have to be untextured...

Would you rather me tear one apart and take reference pictures?

I want to help you out, as it seems you really want to find this tut...

[unLevel]

Reference pic:

http://www.dan-smith.net/images/disk.jpg

[jizzypop]

i dont really want to model a floppy disk, i really just wanted to see the technique he used in the tutorial. its been awhile since ive read it, i cant remember if its LW or 3dsmax, but i think its LW.

[unLevel]

ahhhhh...

My bad....

And it is my bad, because i asked the guy at the website that the reference pic was at to write a tutorial just for you...

Oh, well, a little tutorial writing never hurts anyone...

[jizzypop]

hehe, i appreciate your help tho ;) :thumbsup:.



*edit* post 69 w00t!

[unLevel]

Ahhh, good ole 69...

It seems like it was just yesterday.....

[jizzypop]

i finally found it :) this (http://mysite.freeserve.com/lightwave/default.htm) is the site for anyone whos interested

[DaForce]

here is a tut on modeling a zip disk. But its in spanish and also its for rhino. But its still good to look thru, quite helpfull.

Zip Disk Tut - In Spanish (http://www.3dluvr.com/yoda/articulos/minidisc/1.htm)

Zip Disk Tut - Translated to english. (http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.3dluvr.com%2Fyoda%2Farticulos%2Fminidisc%2F1.htm&langpair=es%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools)


Over and Out

[rickycox]

Theres' one here
http://mysite.freeserve.com/lightwave/Diskette/Tutorial01.htm

[peanut]

jizzypop


this site F***** ROCKS !!!!

im going to have so much fun with this

thanks !!!!

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