| Flying Pig spotted at Shapeways! [message #50640] Sat, 30 June 2012 03:41 UTC |
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Why a flying pig? No idea. I was just messing around with ZBrush one day and came up with this. Just had to get it printed. I also analysed the price difference between hollowed and non-hollowed versions of the same models (very easy in ZBrush using Dynamesh).
And the verdict was that I had to offer two versions since the hollowed out version in ceramics was quite a bit more expensive.
Model page HERE
Glenn
[Updated on: Sat, 30 June 2012 03:43 UTC]
Glenn ------ My Website Third Dimension Jewellery
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| Re: Flying Pig spotted at Shapeways! [message #50691 is a reply to message #50640 ] Mon, 02 July 2012 07:55 UTC |
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Cool pig. Ive been wanting to try new materials myself. How long have you been working with Zbrush? I just discovered Dynamesh with their latest version. Its the best.
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| Re: Flying Pig spotted at Shapeways! [message #50697 is a reply to message #50640 ] Mon, 02 July 2012 11:50 UTC |
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Thanks. I guess I've been using ZBrush for about five years now(?). I thought it was a great programme for organic modeling but it always left me frustrated as my models developed that I would get meshes that looked like crap due to expanded and/or crushed polygons, so much so that I would leave the programme unused for months at a time... and then along came Dynamesh. Wow. What a difference that single-handedly made to the programme. Now you can stretch, squash, add basic shapes, perform booleans (simple ones) and hollow out your model with an even shell thickness - and all the while your mesh retains its form all over your model with a simple re-Dynamesh.
Glenn ------ My Website Third Dimension Jewellery
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