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Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
Kind of amazed it finished.
Last edited by Jules on Wed Sep 09, 2015 1:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
Haha dont you live when you get a result like that.
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jimc wrote:Haha dont you live when you get a result like that.
I was so impressed i had to share it!Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
Jim, you might know the answer to this - is there a way to make it sweep (or loft) up, instead of around the perimeter?
Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
I might be able to save you some time if your not too fussy. My scrap plastic box looks almost identical. 
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ROFL! Yeah, but it's supposed to be a spider.Slipshine wrote:I might be able to save you some time if your not too fussy. My scrap plastic box looks almost identical.
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I know I am not in to this new modern art but . WOW!!!
Where did you get the model. Amy Ideas what went wrong?
Where did you get the model. Amy Ideas what went wrong?
Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
I made the model....it's in there at the bottom somewhere. What happens when the rail hits a hairpin curve, is that the....well, that happens. That model (in which i was trying to create a gentle curved surface between three successively smaller outlines) might be too complex of a geometry for Rhino to handle.
It wouldn't loft correctly either - kept putting folds in there that i didn't want. Looks like it sweeps and lofts around the perimeter, instead of lofting up towards the center. (Which would do what i need.)
I'll figure out a way to do it eventually, i'm still just a Rhino baby....but, that was just so amazing i had to show it. Since that's in perspective view, and you can see the base grid waaaay in the back, that thing is huge.
(I got it, i got it....Rhino is really afraid of spiders!)
That model (in which i was trying to create a gentle curved surface between three successively smaller outlines) might be too complex of a geometry for Rhino to handle.It wouldn't loft correctly either - kept putting folds in there that i didn't want. Looks like it sweeps and lofts around the perimeter, instead of lofting up towards the center. (Which would do what i need.)
I'll figure out a way to do it eventually, i'm still just a Rhino baby....but, that was just so amazing i had to show it. Since that's in perspective view, and you can see the base grid waaaay in the back, that thing is huge.
(I got it, i got it....Rhino is really afraid of spiders!)
Last edited by Jules on Wed Sep 09, 2015 2:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
Jules i might be able to answer that question if i even knew what that as originally. Lol.
Re: Rhino: This one is going to be a challenge, allright!
It's a spider. i think Rhino is scared of spiders.jimc wrote:Jules i might be able to answer that question if i even knew what that as originally. Lol.