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Modeling challenge: vehicular models.

Postby Matt Sederberg » Wed Oct 21, 2009 3:28 pm

Free vehicular modeling webinar: Nov 4, 2009, 12 noon Eastern. Link to recorded webinar.
Modeling challenge deadline: Dec 8, 2009

To participate in the challenge, it isn't necessary to make an entire car. Just make some part of a car with T-Splines: dashboard, rims, mirrors, auto body, etc. Renders are welcome but not necessary; the judging will be on the quality of the surface. The design does not need to be original.

The motivation behind this challenge is to show that T-Splines for Rhino can be used for complex surfacing for even the most demanding of applications, like automotive, and to provide users an opportunity to learn from each other.

We are pleased to announce that this challenge is being judged by James Carruthers and Kyle Houchens. James Carruthers is author of the acclaimed FORM VS. SHAPE advanced training Rhino tutorials, owner of Hydraulic Design, and Rhino user since 1997. Kyle Houchens, owner of The Outside Digital Art and Design, has modeled over 1000 vehicles for the toy and entertainment industries, and is an authorized T-Splines for Rhino trainer.


Please post any questions about any type of vehicular design on our forum. We'll show how to solve as many of them as we can during a webinar on Nov 4. Kyle Houchens will also participate at the webinar and show how to use T-Splines to add features to an existing car model. Link to recorded webinar.


To participate in the modeling challenge, upload your models to our forum. Other users and T-Splines employees will chime in with hints, comments, etc. If your model is confidential, please email it to me: matt@tsplines.com. The final judging will be by James and Kyle on entries submitted by the end of December 8, 2009.

1st prize: Certificate to put on your website and T-Splines T-Shirt. Your winning design will be on the front page of T-Splines, Inc. for a minimum of four weeks, included in the T-Splines newsletter, and featured in both the T-Splines and Rhino blogs. Also, you will win your choice of a free T-Splines v2 for Rhino license OR a free upgrade to T-Splines v3 when it is released (probably in late 2010).

2nd prize: T-Splines T-Shirt.

3rd prize: T-splines T-Shirt.

Prize to all: Chance to learn how to better use T-Splines!
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby JSantocono » Fri Oct 23, 2009 12:53 pm

This is my first input for the challenge. Just a quick tuning to a car spoiler.
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby Matt Sederberg » Wed Nov 04, 2009 4:48 pm

Here's a link to the vehicular modeling webinar. Kyle did a great job showing how to use T-Splines for vehicular modeling--I'd highly recommend watching if you haven't had a chance yet.

http://vimeo.com/7441845
http://media.tsplines.com/vehicular/vehicularsmall.m4v (smaller)
http://media.tsplines.com/vehicularwebi ... narhd.html (larger)
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby Matt Sederberg » Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:18 pm

From urosh bizjak:

Looking and relooking the webinar I made this two pieces. Exported as .obj and rendered in C4D. Nothing special, just to share.

Great work! Thanks for sharing!
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby fare » Mon Nov 09, 2009 7:10 pm

Hello, my name is Fabio, I have been trying T.splines for Rhino
My proposal is a conceptual design of steering wheel.............

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Adw_BbIKJow

Thanks, I hope your comments!!!
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby gurk » Wed Nov 18, 2009 4:55 am

ciao
this is my toy
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby Matt Sederberg » Thu Nov 19, 2009 12:52 am

Very smooth model, gurk! Nice job.
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby JSantocono » Thu Nov 19, 2009 9:44 am

fare wrote:Hello, my name is Fabio, I have been trying T.splines for Rhino
My proposal is a conceptual design of steering wheel.............


Hi Fabio, nice concept. I like the middle part shape.

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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby JSantocono » Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:24 am

HI All!
Here is an entry from Industrial Designer Tommi Laiho ( www.tommilaiho.fi ). Its a concept of an Audi car.
Great Job Tommi! and thanks for sharing.

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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby wzhgl » Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:43 am

cool good job!
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby futureproof » Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:06 pm

Hi

This is my entry a small sports car. It was good fun to make, although it was a bit ambitious to do a whole car. Matt I will email you the model for evaluation. Also big thanks for the last webinar with Kyles inspiration and showing the new tools it helped a lot.
t spline car.jpg


Kind regards

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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models

Postby JSantocono » Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:36 pm

Cool model Jamie!.
I like very much the shape and the smoothness of the car.
Great job!

JuanS

The renders are very cool too
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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models. New deadline: Dec 8

Postby J_B » Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:41 pm

Here is my entry: A new retro Camaro TA. Single waterproof mesh!

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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models. New deadline: Dec 8

Postby futureproof » Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:11 pm

Hi Jaime

Cool, looks great. Love the crisp edges you achieved.

regards

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Re: Modeling challenge: vehicular models. New deadline: Dec 8

Postby Audiophile » Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:56 pm

Hi guys.
The shortcut "T" for setting a pivot doesn't work for me.
what should i do?
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