create 3D shampoo bottle in rhino

[noor]

Hi Ivan and all member...

I just thinking on how to create 3D model of shampoo bottle below ( attached ).
Ivan, maybe you can create a tutorial for this model please ! 

Thanks.

[Ivan]

Hi, actually I just finished a tutorial for a Domestos bottle, and will probably publish it today, but considering you are new to Rhino, I think you will have problems using that new tutorial to model this one.
I will try to find some time today and start modeling this one, and I'll either post you some guidelines, or write another bottle tutorial

Stay tuned

[noor]

Hi Ivan,

Your first bottle yutorial looks very good 
I know, its not for newbie user. But I will try it 

Hope you will create a tutorial for "my bottle = red  bottle ) on my first post.

Thanks,
noor

[Ivan]

can you post the back image reference?

[noor]

Hi Ivan,

I will take photo of the real model tomorrow, then posting the pictures to this thread. Basically the front & back side is same. Check another images from this link.http://www.shunsang.com/sshk/products/index.cfm?id=10&catname=Rejoice%20%E9%A3%84%E6%9F%94

[noor]

Hi Ivan 

Below are some images for the bottle, I am sorry for the image quality :

[Ivan]

ok, I've made just a quick video tutorial for modeling the basic shape of this bottle. There are some bumps on the curves, but I guess you can fix them.
If you need me to write a step by step what I was doing in this video, let me know.. Also, when you'll need more help, just post here, and when I find some time, I'll try to help you out...

hth

http://www.rhino3dhelp.com/forum-help/create-a-shampoo-bottle-help/

p.s.
this video is in a little higher resolution than the rest, because it is short, so zoom fullscreen to see the details.

[gery]

Hey there, I come to say hi, I hope I have some free time on the weekend to try ur new tut! I watched this shampoo modeling and I have a question for you of a problem I remember having when I did my razor. When you make the curve on a surface, is there any way of moving the point afterwards and keep having all the curve on the surface?

Gery

[Ivan]

that is a great question! I've never been in the situation where I would need this, so I really don't know. But I just tried playing with Osnap OnSurface and came up with a bit stupid solution. You can make points on surface, and then you could snap control points of that curve to those points on the surface...

The problem is that you need to turn on the OnSurface when making the first Point. It doesn't work with multiple points, you must make one at the time.
We should ask someone at McNeel about this one.