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ot, sketchup fun #24076 07/22/10 08:00 PM
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off topic, but playing with sketchup and surfaces:












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Re: ot, sketchup fun #24103 07/31/10 01:01 AM
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Nice!

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A few other things I've been working on...





both of these were for New Energy Works


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What was the rendering done with? Me like.

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SketchUp >> Fotosketcher >> Little bit of Photoshop to layer the images.



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Re: ot, sketchup fun #24116 08/06/10 02:18 AM
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Cool work Mike. Are you using some special Ruby Script to develop those those pierced cubes, or drawing an arc, following around to make a cone and then rotating it in 6 axes and then intersecting with a cube - or ??


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thanks chris. i have a few more 'sculptures' that i'm working on - similar concept - surfaces that wrap around themselves to become another shape.

i'm using a 'loft' type ruby script to create the first arc'd corner, then do some manual intersecting of 3 of them rotated about their centers to form a corner of a cube. then copy / rotate / mirror that around and intersect everything into 1 shape.


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Hey Mike, Do you want me to quote per cube or per hour? My gouges are really sharp.

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per cube. that end grain will slow you down, and i don't want to pay for that... wink


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starting to play with rendering... very much a beginner at this. need to adjust materials (and find some good ones) - and play with how reflective certain finishes are.







Going to play with all the demo render programs and probably buy something soon...

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