I'd like to show my latest job and the first one which made good use of Moi3D, this is a big heavy machine used when building foamfilled insulated walls for buildings. I was asked to produce a detailed model based upon photographic references of the real thing for a client. This model is large, and by large i mean both in size as it's built at 1:1 scale and with all the screws, bolts, cables, hoses and everything in place totaling at about 3600 objects for the entire assembly. I spent two weeks modeling this and a couple of hours rendering it (rendering was outsourced to e3D's renderfarm using Fryrender for this job).
Moi3D was very useful during this job as i built somewhere between 50-60% of the models there and then i copied and pasted them back into Rhino3D into the final assembly to see that they fit into the rest of the model. The copy/paste function worked flawlessly between both programs :) when working with both programs without having the need to load the entire assembly into Moi i setup quick referenceplanes in Rhino so i knew where and how big parts should be then i modeled within that "virtual box", it was a breeze working like that. Also i utilized Moi when exporting all the parts of this machine as .obj so closeup shots of various parts could be rendered in Cinema4D.
Unfortunately i have only got the demoversion of Moi to work with. But hopefully that will change someday.. :)
This handheld foam injector part was built entirely in Moi3D, then copied and pasted back into Rhino3D to fit in with the rest of the assembly
http://maximus3d.net/files/Moi_Foaminjector_A.jpg
http://maximus3d.net/files/Moi_Foaminjector_B.jpg
The entire assembly viewed within Rhino
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_A.jpg
And the very same one loaded into Moi3D :)
http://maximus3d.net/files/Moi_Large_Assembly.jpg
Closeup 1
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_B.jpg
Closeup 2
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_C.jpg
Closeup 3
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_D.jpg
Closeup 4
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_E.jpg
Closeup 5
http://maximus3d.net/files/Foampress_F.jpg
And the final rendering rendered with Fryrender's ToonCore delivered to my client (without the waterstamps ofcourse)
http://maximus3d.net/files/Press_web.jpg
More screens from the process can be seen here
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27550
Moi was used for more parts in this assembly than you can see in this thread, but i haven't got screenshots from Moi of them all. Hope it's ok anyways :)
Thanks for looking!
/ Magnus |
