Build the whole thing without doing the indent. Basically 1. Modell the thing 2. Extrude in the part you want to be the Hatch 3. Extrude it out 4. Extract that part you want to use as "Hatch" Door. 5. Smooth and see if it fits.
Making the Halo 4 BR I see. That surface looks flat, so you can get away with incorporating it without much consideration into topology. just make a hole, and bridge the border edges. adjust for any weird overlap after turbosmooth.
First you do this: [vv]1496428[/vv] then you do this: 1 - icosahedron 2 - chamfer all vertices 3 - chamfer all vertices 4 - remove all polygons except the pentagons 5 - weld/collapse all the corner/triangle vertices MAGIC!
It still needs some optimizing, but should give you one, of many, ways. Clockwise from top left: 1. spline 2. renderable spline converted to mesh 3. delete some edges and caps 4. extrude and refine 5. symmetry 6. smooth
1. choose the flat mesh 2. go to animation > create deforms > Nonelinear > bend 3. Rotate the "Bend" Line so it sits flat with the mesh 4. click on the curvature and play around with the numbers to fit it around in a circle (Usually it's a PI, 3,1415 so it fits around perfectly)
I might be missing something but.. 1. No turbosmooth, all 1 smoothing group 2. No control edges, turbosmooth (2x) by smoothing groups, turbosmooth (2x) normal settings. 3. Control edges, all 1 smoothing group 4. Control edges, turbosmooth (2x) normal settings.
Hello, i have 4 times trying to model this thing and i never have the right shape, anyone can help me with this? I dont care too much if is the complete model but i only want to see how you guys will make the triangled hole and screw hole.
Minor Advice needed. (Using Maya v2012) I have 4 ways in mind but i hate trying them all to see which would be quick and give the best result So i ask how would anyone here tackle Modeling the design within the red borders
Uhm, actually model created in 2 parts, shell and a regular sphere inside. Because they have got float distance between (doesn't touch each other), it's not a negative extrude/bevel seam. Yeah, but modeling steps is similar. * Start with a sphere 32x. +Editpoly modifier * Select some loops, chamfer edges (in max chamfer a…
Your images did disappear. I saw them before they went though. Per, I think using one less subdivision like you did would work out better. You can always chamfer that edge. This one ended up a little thinner. 1. Box 2. Sub divide 4 (i think) times 3. Spherify 4. Boolean. 5. Cut away all the geo that can be mirrored and…