For my application I don't need super fine detail. I just to be able to be good enough to model a car and have it recognizable enough to know what type of car or truck it is.
This original series was never meant to be a full car series but progressed pretty close. If you are looking for a full series I would suggest my 911 for Ferrari 308 series. More of a start to finish project.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign You seem to be covering the same material over and over, which is good, but I can only watch you move lines and switch to box view so much. Wanting to see you cut the grill and form the lights etc. Thank you.
@@BillyBob-si2db Hey Billy, I would suggest you skip the videos then. In that series I tried to cover the problems and process you run into when designing in forms, but we don't get into the details. In the last video of the Ferrari 308 series I show how to use surface tools to cut out the side air intake. But i haven't made a video on doing the fine detail work on any car yet. If you have any specific questions please ask. I do have plans to cover detail work, but it is very time consuming and tough unless you have tons of reference pictures or the actual car to look at. If there is something specific you want to know I am happy to make a one-off video to hit the high points. I have a project I have been trying to work on to cover more of those fine details, but I want to boil the process down a little more before I do any videos. The subaru was never meant to go past the hood/fender as a series, at least I didn't envision that. People wanted a car modeling tutorial which is why i did the 308 series.
Billy, i think the detail I was talking about adding in those videos were like creases on the hood. not lights and things, but please let me know here or support@caducator.com any specifics you are looking for and I will try to cover them.
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For my application I don't need super fine detail. I just to be able to be good enough to model a car and have it recognizable enough to know what type of car or truck it is.
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This original series was never meant to be a full car series but progressed pretty close. If you are looking for a full series I would suggest my 911 for Ferrari 308 series. More of a start to finish project.
I hope you add detail in this video.. You promised that in the previous video, but you did no detail.
What detail specifically?
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign You seem to be covering the same material over and over, which is good, but I can only watch you move lines and switch to box view so much. Wanting to see you cut the grill and form the lights etc. Thank you.
@@BillyBob-si2db Hey Billy, I would suggest you skip the videos then. In that series I tried to cover the problems and process you run into when designing in forms, but we don't get into the details. In the last video of the Ferrari 308 series I show how to use surface tools to cut out the side air intake. But i haven't made a video on doing the fine detail work on any car yet. If you have any specific questions please ask. I do have plans to cover detail work, but it is very time consuming and tough unless you have tons of reference pictures or the actual car to look at. If there is something specific you want to know I am happy to make a one-off video to hit the high points.
I have a project I have been trying to work on to cover more of those fine details, but I want to boil the process down a little more before I do any videos. The subaru was never meant to go past the hood/fender as a series, at least I didn't envision that. People wanted a car modeling tutorial which is why i did the 308 series.
Billy, i think the detail I was talking about adding in those videos were like creases on the hood. not lights and things, but please let me know here or support@caducator.com any specifics you are looking for and I will try to cover them.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign Awesome. Keep up the good work. Thanks.