3D Fork / Knife !!!

# 1 06-01-2005 , 12:43 PM

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I have made these Plates and Glases witch is very simple by creating the pattern with the Cv tool and then revolving it...

How would you make the shape of a fork, forinstance?

Easy to make the outer line with the Cv tool, but how can i make this flate and bendable ?

Ore what shall i doe?

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# 2 06-01-2005 , 12:51 PM

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plz help!

So fare... Need the fork and knife!

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# 3 06-01-2005 , 04:03 PM

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I'd suggest making them in polys and then maybe convert to sub-d's, but I'm sure you can make it in nurbs as well somehow...

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# 4 06-01-2005 , 04:47 PM

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Hmm Okay!

I'll try playing arround with it then!

But if any one has a model they would share it would be greate... user added image

cant realy see how i am going to get the exact shape..

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# 5 06-01-2005 , 08:16 PM

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A knife and fork shouldn't be too hard to model... Just use the side and top views to create the basic shape, sometimes that's a lot simpler than working in perspective...

You can make it as a simple poly model and apply a Smooth Proxy to it (Polygons -> Smooth Proxy). This creates a smooth copy of your object that updates as you make changes on the unsmoothed model...

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# 6 06-01-2005 , 08:26 PM

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Her ya go

A fork will probably be a little more complicated, but still fairly simple... Just remember if you're using smooth or converting to sub-d's that if you want a sharp edge, just use the Split Polygon tool to make a new edge close to the one that you want to be sharper...

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# 7 06-01-2005 , 08:27 PM

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Hehe Fair nok!

Så lige du var dansker user added image

så jeg tænkte...

Jeg er totalt noob til "din orintering" user added image

Så sider bare og leger lidt med det! Men jeg takker for rådet, og Takker for kniven.. gør det en anelse lettere at se sig ud af !

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Sorry guys!

Just noticed that he was a Dane!

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# 8 06-01-2005 , 08:37 PM

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Begyndte også først selv i sommers, så jeg kan stadig huske hvor rart det er at få hjælp, og i starten kan det være en stor hjælp at se hvordan andre har gjort det og lære forskellige metoder på den måde... Det er derfor forums som dette er så gode, og især her er folk som regel glade for at hjælpe user added image

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# 9 06-01-2005 , 09:17 PM

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Originally posted by blomkaal
Begyndte også først selv i sommers, så jeg kan stadig huske hvor rart det er at få hjælp, og i starten kan det være en stor hjælp at se hvordan andre har gjort det og lære forskellige metoder på den måde... Det er derfor forums som dette er så gode, og især her er folk som regel glade for at hjælpe

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Yeah, sorry 'bout that fellas

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thats what i got from that....haha

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# 10 07-01-2005 , 03:17 PM

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Begyndte også først selv i sommers, så jeg kan stadig huske hvor rart det er at få hjælp, og i starten kan det være en stor hjælp at se hvordan andre har gjort det og lære forskellige metoder på den måde... Det er derfor forums som dette er så gode, og især her er folk som regel glade for at hjælpe

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I started using maya this sommer, so I still remember how nice it is to get help. And in the beginning it can be a big help to see how others has made a model and then learn to use different techniques from that.. That is why forums like this are so great, and especially because people here usually are happy to help you out.

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