How to create an arch entance with curves designs?
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How to model this arch entrance? I have successfully created the overall arch, but adding those curve designs (in the red circle) is my challenge.
My final goal is to completely model this entrance.
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How to model this arch entrance? I have successfully created the overall arch, but adding those curve designs (in the red circle) is my challenge.
My final goal is to completely model this entrance.
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How to model this arch entrance? I have successfully created the overall arch, but adding those curve designs (in the red circle) is my challenge.
My final goal is to completely model this entrance.
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How to model this arch entrance? I have successfully created the overall arch, but adding those curve designs (in the red circle) is my challenge.
My final goal is to completely model this entrance.
modeling mesh workflow
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you could simply follow the curves with the vertices like this:
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WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
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@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
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– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
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i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
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– jugnu
2 hours ago
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Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
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you could simply follow the curves with the vertices like this:
answered 5 hours ago
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WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
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– jugnu
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@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
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– Rita Geraghty
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i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
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– jugnu
2 hours ago
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Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
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you could simply follow the curves with the vertices like this:
answered 5 hours ago
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WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
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– jugnu
3 hours ago
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@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
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– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
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i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
$endgroup$
– jugnu
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
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– moonboots
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you could simply follow the curves with the vertices like this:
answered 5 hours ago
moonbootsmoonboots
11.2k21020
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you could simply follow the curves with the vertices like this:
answered 5 hours ago
moonbootsmoonboots
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moonbootsmoonboots
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answered 5 hours ago
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WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
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– jugnu
3 hours ago
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@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
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– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
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i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
$endgroup$
– jugnu
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
$endgroup$
– moonboots
2 hours ago
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WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
$endgroup$
– jugnu
3 hours ago
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@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
$endgroup$
– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
$endgroup$
– jugnu
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
$endgroup$
– moonboots
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
$endgroup$
– jugnu
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
WOW that's great ,any little or more explanation on the how you traced that, probably the tools or key combinations. maybe an animated GIF might help. sorry im a beginner but anyway thanks for the clues you gave
$endgroup$
– jugnu
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
$endgroup$
– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@jugnu, if you are satisfied with this answer and if is enough, click tick to award 10 points to Moonboots.
$endgroup$
– Rita Geraghty
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
$endgroup$
– jugnu
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
i can guess the process now , trace the image , extrude to form a mesh , extrude the curve design , mirror the half entrance and apply smooth modifiers. Thanks
$endgroup$
– jugnu
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
$endgroup$
– moonboots
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Hello Jugnu, it would take a lot of explanation to explain everything in detail, please tell me where you have met problems. To make it short: Use your picture as a background image, create a plane, keep only one vertex, mirror it, extrude along the curves, use S + Axis + 0 when you want to flatten on an axis, extrude in depth, give it a Subdivision Surface modifier and click the Smooth Shading option, add some edge loops along the curves with ctrl R in order to sharp the edges... and generally create a topology that will allow you to add those additional edge loops.
$endgroup$
– moonboots
2 hours ago
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