February 21st
Beginner, Modeling, Product design, Tutorials
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Modeling a wind-up clock
STEP 3
So, using Explode command, we will explode our body polysurface into surfaces. Then we will work on inner shell, so you can hide outer surfaces so they don’t get in the way.
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The yellow selected surface is the surface we need to modify a bit. It should be bigger. So the blend surface next to it needs to be deleted, and on this yellow surface we need to extract edges, so we will use DupEdge command.
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Move the inner circle like on the image 37
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Delete the surface between two circles. Then, using ExtrudeCrv command, extrude that circle to the other circle.
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With BlendSrf command blend the gap. And Join everything up.
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Using PlanarSrf command, make two planar surfaces out of two circles you created earlier with DupEdge.
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used 41 commands
Arc, Blend, BlendCrv, BlendSrf, BooleanDifference, BooleanUnion, Circle, Curve, Cylinder, DupBorder, Explode, ExtractIsoCurve, ExtractSrf, ExtrudeCrv, FilletEdge, Grid, InterpCrv, Intersect, Join, Line, Loft, MakeHole, Mirror, Move, Offset, OffsetSrf, OrientOnCrv, Pipe, PlanarSrf, PointsOff, PointsOn, Polyline, Project, Rectangle, Revolve, Rotate, Sphere, Split, Sweep1, Trim
Thanks for the tut. Great learning experience. I’m learning new commands/techniques in every tutorial I go through.
Hi, nice tutorial!
But is the video already on? I’d like to see how to render it with V-Ray! Thnx! keep up the good work!
Hello,
I`m sorry but I don`t understand the steps in the picture N=5, the step with the controllpoints
when I move them there are no changes and I see in the picture the backmost part of the clock is thinnier
whre ist the video of this tutorial?
Thank you for thr tut.