Playing with Wings3D for fun (Micheus)

[micheus]

(06-01-2016 07:13 AM)Marcin Maćkowiak Wrote:  I would like to see this leash attached to the speaker in 3D!

You will.
It's just a couple of steps, but easy to get it:


Don't you think it's fine?

[Marcin Maćkowiak]

Wow! I didn'n expect that you will "copy and past" from oryginal photo. Looks just the same on the picture. Incredible! Thanks for the steps

[cyseal]

It's fine.

[micheus]

The models were a result of my new translation from a Cinema 4D tutorial by the YouTube user amphetamineprod.
The video showing the process can be found here: Wings3d: Abstract Object #7 [Cinema 4D]

[micheus]

Rendered with Kerkythea 2008 Echo Boost 64bits

The video showing the process can be found here: Wings3d: Orderly Tangle - Four Equilateral Triangles [3dsmax]

[cyseal]

I like abstract spheres.
I would like to try Orderly Tangle but with beveled edges as torus loops.

[micheus]

(07-25-2016 03:39 PM)cyseal Wrote:  I like abstract spheres.
I would like to try Orderly Tangle but with beveled edges as torus loops.

You means in its transverse session?! It can be possible by using the circularise - maybe just not so precise.

[micheus]

Rendered with Kerkythea Echo Boost Edition v2.5.2 Windows 64bit (Metropolis-BPL) | 8:45' (i7-4770K 3.50ghz)

The challenge in this model was to mimic 3dsMax's Soft Selection option. Which I could get a good result by using Wings3D's Magnet option.

The video showing the process can be found here: Wings3d: John Malcolm's Interlocked Star Nest [3dsmax]

[micheus]

* If watched at YouTube you can see some annotations I use to add.

This Peter Stammbach's tutorial brought me a nice object that I thought I could rework the shape, add a base like a vase base and then put it over a pillar.



It's my current W.I.P. which I have been pushing some updates and comments to my Wings3D Collection.

[Marcin Maćkowiak]

I like the way how you made the main body