Showing posts with label PDF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PDF. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 September 2009

090926 Tutorial 09

In this tutorial, we were to finish up the previous 3d modelling from last tutorial and to create front and back renders + a slideshow presentation in class.


The original image "reflected arrow" by Jeffrey Smart


Front render with pshop post-editing


Back render without editing

For the presentation process slideshow, please click here for the pdf file.

Saturday, 1 August 2009

090731 Vase Matrix Using Section

We are to create a matrix using the command "SECTION" in rhino. The sections will then translate into cad format for modification on joints. Then, print the cad drawing to pdf for 2d laser-cut.



Step 01:
- Open vase model in rhino



Step 02:
- From front view, create sections with an incremental angle from bottom to top



Step 03:
- Create vertical sections every 10mm



Step 04:
- The vase might not be able to hold itself esp. the neck
- Created more sections with 5mm increment



Step 05:
- Try creating vertical sections from right viewport



Step 06:
- Create surfaces from planar curve(s)



Step 07:
- Extrude surfaces by 0.5mm on both sides cap on
- Consider using 1mm strawboard, hence such extrusion





Step 08:
- Variation 01





Step 09:
- Variation 02



Step 10:
- Ultimately, orthogonal horizontal and vertical sections from front viewport was chosen
- Create more sections closer to the top to increase structural stability



Step 11
- I think using extrusion and boolean difference will mess up the model by having weird cutout, etc. Therefore, I only use surfaces and the command intersection to create intersection curves on surface for flatten
- After intersecting surfaces, hide vertical elements.
- Lay out horizontal sections with curves across the top view



Step 12:
- Use command "Make2D" and select all visible surfaces
- A set of lines will be created on z=0



Step 13:
- Do the same for the vertical sections



Step 14:
- Remove/hide unwanted elements, leaving only the lines for "export to cad format"



Step 15:
- Create joints (think of how the pieces should be joined together)
- I use clipping system for my vase, i.e. split the vertical sections into half such that they can clip onto the horizontal sections.



Step 16:
- Create PDF(s) for laser-cut

The appointment for laser is on Monday morning 11am. I hope everything goes well without major accident. More images after completion.