marian neulant

hello café, i am trying to clone an object with a redshift mesh light in/on it. but in the cloning process, the light turns off, tried different parameters, but couldn´t find out so far ... any trick? thanks!

oh man, thanks!

hello café, is there a way to have a clone in an unspecified location, just like a sibling? i mean not in a linear, grid etc order, just somewhere a siblings object, that will be modified like the original. thanks in advance!

thanks for advice, i tried out the belt stuff and had some problems, i will check out marvelous designer or change my design, haha.

hey café, i would like to make a animation with gathering fabric, the shape will be a tube, 1,5m wide, coming down from a 2,6m high ceiling. i would like to also show the cords, that are gathering the fabric, any ideas? thanks in advance! ...marian

thanks, that helps!

thanks, but this is what i ment with directly in front of my face, no other option i guess

hello café, problem: when i create a new object, it can be created at 0,0,0 or directly in front of my face. is there any option to create an object at a certain point in the model? thnaks ... marian

it is 120 degree and the outer curve is 450mm --- ah, ok, got it, you can precisly move the deformer and set the angle ---

hello café, sorry for this i guess simple question, but i am going crazy. i would like to build a wall with a bended area and certain measurements. how would you do this? ... not in general, but would you start with a cube, with a path, with a sweep? thanks in advance!

this model is discontinued, can you recommend one of the newer ones?

hey southpaw, now i can bevel the beams, thats cool, but how can i bevel the joint between ceiling and beam, a kind of minus bevel?

ich will check this out, coming from ten years sketchup, different workflow

cool, helps!

thanks, i would like to bevel the edges later on and had the feeling, when i converted the cloner into an objects some bevel opportunities went. ... i attached a pic. i want to do a ceiling with beams, but the beams should be beveled to the ceiling, not to themself