In this video we will continue to make a 3d printable model of the Satsuma from World of Warships. Main topic of this video will be the superstructure.
Just came here from Part 1! Very nice work so far. I use Fusion to do my warship modeling so it is great to see how 'the other half lives' with using a non-parametric program to create the models.
I've just watched parts 1 and 2 of this excellent series and find the information very useful. I am just beginning to model a WW2 USN Manley-Class high speed transport (APD) in Blender. I would be very interested in learning how you model the hulls for your ships.
This is a great insight into your modeling process. Most of my experience is modeling with CG/game use in mind so it's very interesting to see the differences in what considerations need to be made for 3d printing. I'd love to hear more about how you make decisions on which sections of the model to break into separate parts and how you go about connecting them, especially when you get down to the hull. Once printed, are there any special steps taken to reduce visual seems between the sections? I am looking forward to following this project and picking up as many tips as I can along the way, thank you for sharing!
Really enjoy watching this creation and thank you for explaining your thought processes along the way
nice
i too have been trying to model stuff like this and just watching your videos help me learn tips and tricks
Just came here from Part 1! Very nice work so far. I use Fusion to do my warship modeling so it is great to see how 'the other half lives' with using a non-parametric program to create the models.
I've just watched parts 1 and 2 of this excellent series and find the information very useful. I am just beginning to model a WW2 USN Manley-Class high speed transport (APD) in Blender. I would be very interested in learning how you model the hulls for your ships.
This is a great insight into your modeling process. Most of my experience is modeling with CG/game use in mind so it's very interesting to see the differences in what considerations need to be made for 3d printing. I'd love to hear more about how you make decisions on which sections of the model to break into separate parts and how you go about connecting them, especially when you get down to the hull. Once printed, are there any special steps taken to reduce visual seems between the sections?
I am looking forward to following this project and picking up as many tips as I can along the way, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your comment! I will go into more detail on how I break down the model into separate parts and how I reduce the seams in future videos.
Ich finde es so spannend😀😁
Hi. Gibt's Möglichkeiten zu kaufen?