Greebling Fun - Polyloop

bwtr · 9th April 2007, 05:14

Just a bit of greebling fun ALL in Carrara5Pro.

(well I needed something to do!)

McGuiver · 9th April 2007, 07:13

Brian,
Been awhile since the 3Dxtract days...good to see you still at it!

What exactly is a Greebling anyway ??

bwtr · 9th April 2007, 07:46

http://www.3dcommune.com/3d/freeview...lXs+1172238234

There are quite a few tutes about and many free samples from various places. You may not be any wiser, but do a Google search of Greebles or Nurnies.

Lots of fun to make!

Good to see you here (where I am probably a bit of a pain!)--see the gallery. Look up you site ever so often.

Brian

bwtr · 9th April 2007, 08:22

Dennis. Your site is not there now?

Do you have a new one?

bwtr · 9th April 2007, 13:16

Playing around with the Enhance C "Thunderdome" shader in the displacement tag.

I guess this counts as a greeble?

Piem · 9th April 2007, 14:45

What the heck is a greebling

A Menhir ? (as us : the Gaulois- from Britanny) called them and were also used to sculpt all day long 2000 years ago (mainly Obelix)

McGuiver · 9th April 2007, 16:28

Brian,

Yes, my site has been down since a power outage over 6-months ago ! My Internet provider just failed to get it working again, even after my consistent whinings to him and loss of some customers.
I guess when I get a chance, I will have to break down and get me a dot com......just had ALOT of projects going lately.

Wingnut · 9th April 2007, 18:26

Brian,
I bought the enhanced c, but havn't had much luck with it, any chance you or someone else could do a few tuts to show us beginners some tricks with it?

McGuiver · 9th April 2007, 22:24

Google Search:
Essentially, greebling is detailing that helps give a model a believable and interesting appearance, working together with the colour scheme and shape of the MOC. This includes all sorts of things – from clusters of mechanical looking elements on the side of a ship, brick-built* guns and engine areas, to brick-built cockpits and controls.

bwtr · 10th April 2007, 03:02

McGuiver. 6 months! You must have great patience. Greebles--well when you look at a lot of the examples it seems that they can be anything that it is difficult to put an accurate name/description to!!!!!

Wingnut.Enhance C is so good that it will no doubt take all of us a long time to fully grasp. I just play around--experiment. In the one above ---will try a print screen

I started off with a vertex circle. Hope thats all of some interest.

9th April 2007, 05:14	#1 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,094	Greebling Fun Just a bit of greebling fun ALL in Carrara5Pro. (well I needed something to do!) Attached Thumbnails

9th April 2007, 07:13	#2 (permalink)
McGuiver Dennis Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Washington State Posts: 20	Brian, Been awhile since the 3Dxtract days...good to see you still at it! What exactly is a Greebling anyway ?? __________________ McGuiver

9th April 2007, 13:16	#5 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,094	Playing around with the Enhance C "Thunderdome" shader in the displacement tag. I guess this counts as a greeble? Attached Thumbnails

9th April 2007, 16:28	#7 (permalink)
McGuiver Dennis Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Washington State Posts: 20	Brian, Yes, my site has been down since a power outage over 6-months ago ! My Internet provider just failed to get it working again, even after my consistent whinings to him and loss of some customers. I guess when I get a chance, I will have to break down and get me a dot com......just had ALOT of projects going lately. __________________ McGuiver

9th April 2007, 22:24	#9 (permalink)
McGuiver Dennis Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Washington State Posts: 20	Google Search: Essentially, greebling is detailing that helps give a model a believable and interesting appearance, working together with the colour scheme and shape of the MOC. This includes all sorts of things – from clusters of mechanical looking elements on the side of a ship, brick-built* guns and engine areas, to brick-built cockpits and controls. __________________ McGuiver

9th April 2007, 07:46	#3 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,094	http://www.3dcommune.com/3d/freeview...lXs+1172238234 There are quite a few tutes about and many free samples from various places. You may not be any wiser, but do a Google search of Greebles or Nurnies. Lots of fun to make! Good to see you here (where I am probably a bit of a pain!)--see the gallery. Look up you site ever so often. Brian

9th April 2007, 08:22	#4 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,094	Dennis. Your site is not there now? Do you have a new one?

9th April 2007, 14:45	#6 (permalink)
Piem Booh! Join Date: May 2003 Location: Rennes/fr Posts: 6,639	What the heck is a greebling A Menhir ? (as us : the Gaulois- from Britanny) called them and were also used to sculpt all day long 2000 years ago (mainly Obelix)

9th April 2007, 18:26	#8 (permalink)
Wingnut Polygonal Boolean are Evil! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: New Brunswick, Canada Posts: 97	Brian, I bought the enhanced c, but havn't had much luck with it, any chance you or someone else could do a few tuts to show us beginners some tricks with it?

10th April 2007, 03:02	#10 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,094	McGuiver. 6 months! You must have great patience. Greebles--well when you look at a lot of the examples it seems that they can be anything that it is difficult to put an accurate name/description to!!!!! Wingnut.Enhance C is so good that it will no doubt take all of us a long time to fully grasp. I just play around--experiment. In the one above ---will try a print screen I started off with a vertex circle. Hope thats all of some interest. Attached Thumbnails

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