Video modeling of a bicycle rim with spokes - Polyloop

rickei · 25th February 2008, 23:42

I was home with my sick daughter today, so I thought I would put this together while she was sleeping.

It's a very simple bicycle tire with the rim, hub and spokes.

This one has audio, so you do not need to see what tool I am using, but I need to recheck my compression settings, because there are some parts that are hard to see anything.

hope it helps someone.

http://www.iconway.com/bicycle_tire.mov

rickei

carrozza · 26th February 2008, 20:17

Thanks Rickei, is always good to see how people approach modeling, it keeps open minded.
Nice voice BTW. :-)
Bad quality, too. :-(

John M. · 26th February 2008, 20:42

Thanks rickei

It's amazing to me that you created that as you went along without any references. The video was a little fuzzy but good enough to get an idea of what you were doing. The audio helped fill in the details that weren't visible. Hope the lil' one feels better soon (yay! no school!)

John

mayito7777 · 27th February 2008, 13:28

Very nice, thanks for the work.

Aunty Betty · 28th February 2008, 12:49

A cute technique that avoids radial arrays.

3webjam · 29th February 2008, 14:03

OK, what are radial arrays.....

Jacqueline

three3dguy · 14th May 2008, 03:29

Not what i'm really looking for but maaaaan this one's has audio.

bwtr · 14th May 2008, 05:05

Arrays. As here in Carrara (or the Inagoni plugin)

25th February 2008, 23:42	#1 (permalink)
rickei Respect the Dawg! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: USA - Conway, South Carolina Posts: 753 My Photos: (10) Images: 1	Video modeling of a bicycle rim with spokes I was home with my sick daughter today, so I thought I would put this together while she was sleeping. It's a very simple bicycle tire with the rim, hub and spokes. This one has audio, so you do not need to see what tool I am using, but I need to recheck my compression settings, because there are some parts that are hard to see anything. hope it helps someone. http://www.iconway.com/bicycle_tire.mov rickei Attached Images

27th February 2008, 13:28	#4 (permalink)
mayito7777 Hexagoner Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Saint Cloud, Florida Posts: 747 My Photos: (1) Images: 13	Very nice, thanks for the work. __________________ Seek and ye shall find. JESUS Hexagon 2\|Carrara 6 Pro\|Photoshop CS2\| Painter X http://richchurchtoday.blogspot.com/

28th February 2008, 12:49	#5 (permalink)
Aunty Betty In the blooming heather Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Little Happening Posts: 558 My Photos: (0) Images: 7	A cute technique that avoids radial arrays. __________________ aka Boozy Floozie

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bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,041 My Photos: (6) Images: 49	Arrays. As here in Carrara (or the Inagoni plugin) Attached Thumbnails

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26th February 2008, 20:17	#2 (permalink)
carrozza i.AM.A.PIoneer Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 76 My Photos: (0)	Thanks Rickei, is always good to see how people approach modeling, it keeps open minded. Nice voice BTW. :-) Bad quality, too. :-(

26th February 2008, 20:42	#3 (permalink)
John M. Vertex Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Manchester, NJ Posts: 25 My Photos: (0)	Thanks rickei It's amazing to me that you created that as you went along without any references. The video was a little fuzzy but good enough to get an idea of what you were doing. The audio helped fill in the details that weren't visible. Hope the lil' one feels better soon (yay! no school!) John

29th February 2008, 14:03	#6 (permalink)
3webjam Extrusion Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Holland Posts: 167 My Photos: (0)	OK, what are radial arrays..... Jacqueline

14th May 2008, 03:29	#7 (permalink)
three3dguy Ray Harryhausen Maddness Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 45 My Photos: (0)	Not what i'm really looking for but maaaaan this one's has audio.