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    HI!

    This is the second time I work with rhino,so I need some tips to do this.

    I have to model my screwdriver in 3d and I don't know with what I should begin.

    my task is to take photos of my screwdriver and add them in the front, top, and right view. Then I change the picture size to the original size of the screwdriver...
    I did that, but if I have the shade mode on I don't see the content of the picture and if I have the rendering view on I don't see the lines.

    I dont know how to do the grip. It is round and has corner... maybe curves?
    DSC06153.jpgDSC06158.jpgDSC06154.jpg

    greeds,
    jester



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    DSC06158.jpgDSC06153.jpgDSC06154.jpg

    2 minutes in Gimp using edges filter

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    Quote Originally Posted by dedmin View Post
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    2 minutes in Gimp using edges filter


    Thanks, but it is not really what I need. I need to now how to make the surface that it gets its special shape.

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    http://vimeo.com/15231979
    Watch this for ideas -

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    thanks for the link

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    I only see either the green line (shademode) or the picture (rendermode). What shall I do to see both???

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    Cool

    what's the best way to do the yellow stripes on the grip?? cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by jester[AUT] View Post
    what's the best way to do the yellow stripes on the grip?? cheers
    Draw the stripes as 2d profiles and project them onto the handle.

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    I need to do a smooth transition from one object to another. I ve parted my grip into two parts.

    here is an image to illustrate itQUESTION.jpg



    @ dedmin. thank you, dude. and thank you for your efforts to create an example.

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    Use blend surfaces and play with the settings

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