No problem ;)

Other method (same above for the top top piece)



Trim top box by the Round rectangle for have a round face
Kill the rectangle round curve

Bridge ( only by Selection of 2 faces ) SBridge by MaxSmirnov
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=6674.254

Select all Boolean Union = it's a solid!

Normally Bridge kills automatically the bottom face !
when you Bridge a face from a solid volume to an "alone face" (not from another volume)
or a face from another subdivised surface! (not the case here ! )
So no need to Bolean Union !
But here it's a trimed face so boolean Union is needing!

Useful when you make subdivison!
et voila ;)

Not subdivision here just Shell...(it's a solid)

Classy render : )

Perhaps a classic error when you loft in your your first try was to have made à caped loft.
You don't see the cap but moi don't know how to join for this case.

<< Don't know how join on this case ...

Boolean Union will work ! ;)

For be clear...if possible :)

Nice thread, is that [glassy render] simlab Frenchy?

I need to test pastic type materials... wondering what polygon setting would
you typically use to then "import" to simlab.

Yep i use only SimLab (because it's very easy and permit to mix many 3D formats in the same time ) in free that is now 1920*800
or even SketchUp format! So no problem of regulate : you can play with smaller etc... if you have complex volume...

example with a model by thegoodguy
I have not made any special regulates (that was just for a test :)
Here SketchUp export from Moi : as you see you are not obliged to use OBJ format :)






A trick : export different objects against all in one if there are several complex objects!

You have another very cool free one (if you had loaded it previous year) : TwinMotion ! Without any limitation!
Updates are free too!

Hi Pilou, thanks for the tips over recent months. You are inspirational.;0)
Merci! Stefano