A quick model (ship)

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 From:  d^^b (DAVID)
256.1 

Hi:

This is a example of a very quick model. This is modeled in a couple of hours, for learn the commands. There are a lot of mistakes - it´s all of them make improvising and without measures- but the reason is only to show the easiness of modeling with software...and pass the saturday evening :-)

Here is the 3dm file, a screenshot and a shabby render... :-)


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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
256.2 In reply to 256.1 
Very cool boat!
Added to Special gallery :)
Ps Do you know this free one? http://freeship.sourceforge.net/
but damned it has few formats of import and seems no compatible with Moi :(
It's a pity else he has same export of Moi, Obj, IGES, STL !
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 From:  Michael Gibson
256.3 In reply to 256.1 
That turned out great David, that is really great to do in a short amount of time!

- Michael
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 From:  d^^b (DAVID)
256.4 
Well, it was only for training with the menu, mainly. :-)

Pilou: I didn´t know this program. It´s curious that exists a program so specific out of the business that working at that.
In your honor, :-) now I´m modeling a french warship "La Couronne" following this blueprints: http://www.m3corp.com/a/download/plans/ships/index.htm

It´s like play with a scale model, but without getting dirty the fingers with glue! :-P

Bye!
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
256.5 In reply to 256.4 

I am very honored!)
Your model is yet very well detailled!

Do you know that before Michael input some possibilities of background image
you can use this little plug if you have a pc :)
http://home.insightbb.com/~ryanvm/tinyutilities/vitrite/

Have happy modeling old battle fleet !

PS How have you input the different pieces?

and do you make some incemented saving in case of an hypothetic crash?
It's a beta, don't forget that :)

EDITED: 16 Dec 2006 by PILOU

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 From:  d^^b (DAVID)
256.6 
Uffff..is very late now

Thx for this link. I didn´t know that it was posible to get transparecy under Windows and with GNU license (but looking at the screenshot, the console window seems like a console from linux) :?

Well, I use a "dirty trick" that I discovered the other day. I suppose that you know that you can download rhino in a evaluation version, with a limit of saves. Then, you can use the feature of Rhino to use a background image, and then.....-the trick-....--> select the curves --> ctrl+c --> MoI --> ctrl+v.....until Michael gives MoI those feature ;-)

Bye!
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
256.7 In reply to 256.6 

< the feature of Rhino to use a background image, and then.....-the trick-....--> select the curves --> ctrl+c --> MoI --> ctrl+v
I suppose that is not automatic?
You must redraw the lines ? yes?

Maybe this free one can help you for this if Rhino accept some vectorial importation :)
http://www.inkscape.org/?lang=en

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 From:  tyglik
256.8 In reply to 256.6 
Hi David,

I don't think so that Rhino's evaluation version can use clipboard (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V). So how you have managed to export elements from Rhino via clipboard? Perhaps, you have the ability to work magic or you are clever with your sticky-fingered hands.... hehe.

Petr

p.s. I have full version of Rhino V3 so it doesn't matter...but I am curious, if you are able to copy anything object, including polysurfaces.....
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 From:  tyglik
256.9 In reply to 256.7 
......or http://wintopo.com for raster (bitmap) images to vector ones.
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
256.10 In reply to 256.9 
does Wintopo better than Inkscape? http://www.inkscape.org/?lang=en
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 From:  d^^b (DAVID)
256.11 
Hi tyglik:

I´m using now a full version of rhino, for the ctrl+c and ctrl+v. I didn´t know that itsn´t work in the evaluation copy. I though that it would be a good way for take the curves from blueprints in MoI without "spend" the number of saved files or if you can´t save more times in rhino :-)

About the rastering...I´ve never done it before, but I have seen a rasterized curves file and the curves are very complex, aren´t they? Maybe it is a problem for work with that curves.....what do you think? At the moment, the Pilou method of transparency is wining :-) because the laptop where is the full version of rhino isn´t of mine and is tedious to wait to take and use it.

Sorry for the wrong information :-)
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 From:  tyglik
256.12 In reply to 256.11 
>>I´ve never done it before, but I have seen a rasterized curves file and the curves are very complex, aren´t they? Maybe it is a problem for work with that curves.....what do you think?

Surely, but there is a couple of commands in Rhino to reconstruct complex curves - FitCrv, SimplifyCrv, Rebuild, MakePeriodic...on the other side, window transparency application is quite "chic" for MoI.

Petr
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