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Andrew Walker
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i really like these images but the pillars do not fit in, they dont seem to match the style of the room
Richard Stewart
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oh ok that small... I think I'll try do it in revit first then I'll give that a go. Cheers boss
Dave Buckley
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yup could give it a go, I was thinking along these lines maybe get the mods to move these last few posts into your separate thread
Richard Stewart
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Oh one link of the drain? No I didn't try that, the pool has curves though and I can't see that working out. Would it not wig out on the corners? I used the spacing tool to distribute all of the boxes that I thought would soon be holes, and they didn't handle the corners too well. Virtual drain hurting my brain
Dave Buckley
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model one link with the hole already in it?
Richard Stewart
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Yeah that's exactly how I did it. I've posted a thread in the 3ds max section about it. Now I think my only hope is attaching all of the boxes together and subtracting with one boolean hit. My computer keeps crashing when I try to attach them though and I don't understand why. Its a fairly good computer. I really don't want to take the edit poly option of selecting each poly and deleting it to make the hole. :( but I want an awesome drain. Thanks for the input Dave you're a good man
Dave Buckley
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Hey I really like what you've done here mate. I'm trying to make a drain just like yours there. Can you give me some insight into how you created it? I created a loft which worked fine. Then tried to proboolean all of the holes, around 4000 of them. For some reason it wouldn't work at all. Would love to know your approach. Thank you : D Richard
draw spline create one 'link' use the spacing tool to distribute the link along the spline just a suggestion regarding the renders, I'm not normally a huge fan of the classic stuff you normally post, i find it too cluttered but that's just my taste, however, these images are really nice, the only things ruining it for me are the chrome pillars. The water looks really good. And it hits the spot for me in terms of style, not too classic, not too modern, just nicely understated luxury
Richard Stewart
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Hey I really like what you've done here mate. I'm trying to make a drain just like yours there. Can you give me some insight into how you created it? I created a loft which worked fine. Then tried to proboolean all of the holes, around 4000 of them. For some reason it wouldn't work at all. Would love to know your approach. Thank you : D Richard
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Nigel Lewis
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wow! impressive.