Braided hose modeling
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HoW could I make braided hose like this, I know I have to use array but I have troubles making piece that should be arrayed.
Here is higher res but I don't need those single threads to be show but just single like in image above.
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HoW could I make braided hose like this, I know I have to use array but I have troubles making piece that should be arrayed.
Here is higher res but I don't need those single threads to be show but just single like in image above.
modeling
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
11 hours ago
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@DuarteFarrajotaRamos I saw this But couldn't use it for my model
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– Black Cloud
10 hours ago
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i read this title as "braindead horse modelling" and was somewhat disappointed when i clicked on it
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– AmagicalFishy
8 hours ago
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
8 hours ago
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HoW could I make braided hose like this, I know I have to use array but I have troubles making piece that should be arrayed.
Here is higher res but I don't need those single threads to be show but just single like in image above.
modeling
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HoW could I make braided hose like this, I know I have to use array but I have troubles making piece that should be arrayed.
Here is higher res but I don't need those single threads to be show but just single like in image above.
modeling
modeling
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
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@DuarteFarrajotaRamos I saw this But couldn't use it for my model
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– Black Cloud
10 hours ago
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i read this title as "braindead horse modelling" and was somewhat disappointed when i clicked on it
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– AmagicalFishy
8 hours ago
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
8 hours ago
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
11 hours ago
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@DuarteFarrajotaRamos I saw this But couldn't use it for my model
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– Black Cloud
10 hours ago
1
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i read this title as "braindead horse modelling" and was somewhat disappointed when i clicked on it
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– AmagicalFishy
8 hours ago
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
8 hours ago
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blender.stackexchange.com/questions/58959/…
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
11 hours ago
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blender.stackexchange.com/questions/58959/…
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
11 hours ago
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@DuarteFarrajotaRamos I saw this But couldn't use it for my model
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– Black Cloud
10 hours ago
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@DuarteFarrajotaRamos I saw this But couldn't use it for my model
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– Black Cloud
10 hours ago
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i read this title as "braindead horse modelling" and was somewhat disappointed when i clicked on it
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– AmagicalFishy
8 hours ago
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i read this title as "braindead horse modelling" and was somewhat disappointed when i clicked on it
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– AmagicalFishy
8 hours ago
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
8 hours ago
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
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This is a solution for the first picture (but you can use this kind of solution to fake the second one):
- Create 2 bricks (front view), the proportion is 2 x 1 units, subdivide a bit, rotate them 45° and stick them together.
- Use a first Array modifier to duplicate them on the X axis. Find the good Relative Offset value.
- Use a second Array modifier to duplicate them on the Z axis. Again, find the good Relative Offset value.
- Add a Simple Deform modifier / Bend mode, find the good Deform Angle value (more than 360°).
- Add a Subdivision Surface modifier and press Smooth Shading.
- To make it follow a curve, use a Curve modifier.
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This is a solution for the first picture (but you can use this kind of solution to fake the second one):
- Create 2 bricks (front view), the proportion is 2 x 1 units, subdivide a bit, rotate them 45° and stick them together.
- Use a first Array modifier to duplicate them on the X axis. Find the good Relative Offset value.
- Use a second Array modifier to duplicate them on the Z axis. Again, find the good Relative Offset value.
- Add a Simple Deform modifier / Bend mode, find the good Deform Angle value (more than 360°).
- Add a Subdivision Surface modifier and press Smooth Shading.
- To make it follow a curve, use a Curve modifier.
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This is a solution for the first picture (but you can use this kind of solution to fake the second one):
- Create 2 bricks (front view), the proportion is 2 x 1 units, subdivide a bit, rotate them 45° and stick them together.
- Use a first Array modifier to duplicate them on the X axis. Find the good Relative Offset value.
- Use a second Array modifier to duplicate them on the Z axis. Again, find the good Relative Offset value.
- Add a Simple Deform modifier / Bend mode, find the good Deform Angle value (more than 360°).
- Add a Subdivision Surface modifier and press Smooth Shading.
- To make it follow a curve, use a Curve modifier.
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This is a solution for the first picture (but you can use this kind of solution to fake the second one):
- Create 2 bricks (front view), the proportion is 2 x 1 units, subdivide a bit, rotate them 45° and stick them together.
- Use a first Array modifier to duplicate them on the X axis. Find the good Relative Offset value.
- Use a second Array modifier to duplicate them on the Z axis. Again, find the good Relative Offset value.
- Add a Simple Deform modifier / Bend mode, find the good Deform Angle value (more than 360°).
- Add a Subdivision Surface modifier and press Smooth Shading.
- To make it follow a curve, use a Curve modifier.
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This is a solution for the first picture (but you can use this kind of solution to fake the second one):
- Create 2 bricks (front view), the proportion is 2 x 1 units, subdivide a bit, rotate them 45° and stick them together.
- Use a first Array modifier to duplicate them on the X axis. Find the good Relative Offset value.
- Use a second Array modifier to duplicate them on the Z axis. Again, find the good Relative Offset value.
- Add a Simple Deform modifier / Bend mode, find the good Deform Angle value (more than 360°).
- Add a Subdivision Surface modifier and press Smooth Shading.
- To make it follow a curve, use a Curve modifier.
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It seems so flat that you could probably get same results with a simple tube + bump map texture. But that is probably not a modeling answer.
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– jpa
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