Bugatti Type 57 - Polyloop

Andrew · 9th July 2004, 15:59

This one was a challenge to do.
Thanks for all the comments. I am finding things very helpful.
Caustics. Had to look that one up. "UV's" still scratching my head?.
The bonnet I used the cut tool for the holes, and that adds more polygons.
So for the windows and doors I added lines with the tesselate, then deleted faces. Then the extract line, polyline tool so I could sweep the frame and polyline again and sweep the glass.
Around the wind shield polyline and then thicken.
The guards and bonnet used double sweep tool.
And a bout 4 or 5 hours later. I fill terrible.

Andrew · 9th July 2004, 16:48

Amapi render

Schurbys · 10th July 2004, 15:41

I'd say a challenge, but the end result looks pretty darn good. How much time was spent on it?

Andrew · 10th July 2004, 15:54

About 5 hours to that point. And another 4 hours to finish it.

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Andrew Spline Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 56	Bugatti Type 57 This one was a challenge to do. Thanks for all the comments. I am finding things very helpful. Caustics. Had to look that one up. "UV's" still scratching my head?. The bonnet I used the cut tool for the holes, and that adds more polygons. So for the windows and doors I added lines with the tesselate, then deleted faces. Then the extract line, polyline tool so I could sweep the frame and polyline again and sweep the glass. Around the wind shield polyline and then thicken. The guards and bonnet used double sweep tool. And a bout 4 or 5 hours later. I fill terrible. Attached Thumbnails

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10th July 2004, 15:41	#3 (permalink)
Schurbys Vertex Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 3	I'd say a challenge, but the end result looks pretty darn good. How much time was spent on it?

10th July 2004, 15:54	#4 (permalink)
Andrew Spline Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 56	About 5 hours to that point. And another 4 hours to finish it.