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RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - oort - 06-01-2019 03:43 PM
Micheus,
Looks great/real...
oort
Luxxeon 3D's Spidron Polyhedra Ball - micheus - 06-18-2019 02:00 AM
That is another translation of an abstract object created by Luxxeon 3D. He created the video tutorial for 3dsmax and Blender.
As it was a interesting object I tried to create it using Wings3D which required a couple of workarounds.
A description is available via Subtitles/Closed caption button on the player (so, best seen at YouTube homepage):
Revisiting an old work... - micheus - 07-21-2019 04:54 AM
I was looking to some old works and I ended up by working in the PBR material for this old-style Hair Drier:
Snail - micheus - 09-23-2019 08:50 PM
Now I revisited the Snail I made in 2010 by improving the material and textures.
But, it really looks awesome in Sketchfab when I added the SSS to it.
Snail by micheus on Sketchfab
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - micheus - 02-14-2020 08:59 PM
I've seen some tutorials about how to build a wrought iron basket and all of them are based on curves.
As Wings3D doesn't have support to curves I challenge myself about how to build it but avoiding to use Sweep command which allow us to construct twisted meshes like this, but it's not so predictable as we need for this case. Here is the result:
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - nigec - 02-15-2020 11:55 AM
funny enough I was watching a Sketchup tutorial about doing something similar, its Sketchup's equivalent to sweep isn't reliable either.. I have the pipe work on R2 to do.
their solution was something similar to your curve plugin and populate the curve with the profile shape then connect them together
nice work
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - micheus - 02-15-2020 08:32 PM
Yeah, I watched that one too.
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - micheus - 04-03-2020 12:37 AM
I've been doing some personal projects to use in my apartment someday.
There is no textures here - only material colors (except by the floor, of course). Rendered in Kerkythea.
Here is a version of a sofa (it's more like a sketch), which I'm still working on it and this one I should to apply some textures.
Minimal mesh needed to apply smooth and get a good result:
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - micheus - 04-06-2020 03:19 PM
Sofa updated.
Changed the wood style (now rounded), textured and painted in Substance Painter (render image is from SP screenshot)
RE: Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus) - nigec - 04-07-2020 08:48 AM
looking good.
I'm accident prone so the handles on the smaller doors worry me, they look a bit close to the edge and I could see me hitting my head on them
great sofa