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MetalX2006
06-06-2007, 12:49 PM
hey,
Im making an ESP Explorer guitar and Im having trouble making the tuner mechanics hand,
here's a link that has 6 picture(displaying the problem) and the project file
http://rapidshare.com/files/35550257/Guitar_V5-CG.rar.html (http://rapidshare.com/files/35550257/Guitar_V5-CG.rar.html)
plz guys help me! if there's any advice or something...
this is my fifth guitar and I dont want to skip\hide any mistakes >_>

Appreciated Soooo Much!!
thx in advance

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/259/guitarv5teaserfj7.jpg

Martin Kay
06-06-2007, 01:12 PM
hey,
Im making an ESP Explorer guitar and Im having trouble making the tuner mechanics hand,
here's a link that has 6 picture(displaying the problem) and the project file
http://rapidshare.com/files/35550257/Guitar_V5-CG.rar.html (http://rapidshare.com/files/35550257/Guitar_V5-CG.rar.html)
plz guys help me! if there's any advice or something...
this is my fifth guitar and I dont want to skip\hide any mistakes >_>

Appreciated Soooo Much!!
thx in advance



Well, there's a coincidence! I can't see any images from that (non direct) link... but you shouldn't have any trouble making tuner bits in c4d hypernurbs. Take some photos and import them in as 'template' images into the relevant window using 'configure'. I usually make the images square as its easier to size them and keep correct proportion.

Martin K

MetalX2006
06-06-2007, 01:29 PM
Well, there's a coincidence! I can't see any images from that (non direct) link... but you shouldn't have any trouble making tuner bits in c4d hypernurbs. Take some photos and import them in as 'template' images into the relevant window using 'configure'. I usually make the images square as its easier to size them and keep correct proportion.

Martin K

in the link given, go down and click on "free" then type in the code that the site gives you and download and extract the .rar file

and ummm... Im sorry I didnt understand what you said about templates and the configure :shrug:

Martin Kay
06-06-2007, 02:24 PM
in the link given, go down and click on "free" then type in the code that the site gives you and download and extract the .rar file

and ummm... Im sorry I didnt understand what you said about templates and the configure :shrug:

On the window 'bar' go- Edit/Configure. There you will see- Background- Picture, where you can import a bitmap to use as a guide to modelling objects.
Judging by the images (no offence intended) you are a newcomer to 3d. You need to learn more about hypernurbs for constructing organic type objects.

Martin K

vid2k2
06-06-2007, 02:28 PM
The images attached in your rar file only show what's on the C4D file
and are useless as it only shows where "you" are with the model.

I suggest you post a reference photo of the part that you would like help with.
Something like the image attached.

It's unfair to ask for help and expect the "helper" to do the research for your model.

MetalX2006
06-06-2007, 03:21 PM
Im sorry I didn't know :S
anyway thx vid2k2, I've been searching for a close up picture of that part
and to Martin K, yea thats what I do, except I use "Background", give it a pic as meterial and use 2D axis to draw splines or put points for polygon object... oh yea this is much easier!thx! :D and yea, Im new :S

thx anyway guys, I'll try my best at this

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