Warhunter2013 Digital Models

Car Model Project

Mean Crease After following the tutorial on mean creases, it seams much easier to get those sharp edges for hard surface models. This is what I first created while following along with Ben's study on mean creases.

Cowboy

So for printing an object from my food model project, I decided to go with my mug of milk. Inside the mug The mug

Food Project Results The biggest problems that I dealt with were my files getting zipped and deleted, the textures on the wall, and trying to create more household items to make the room look more comfortable. When my files were zipped, I decided to make a copy of the file and try to unzip it at my house, when I successfully unzipped the file, I found that all of the files were deleted and I just had to get over it and start from scratch. I had a wallpaper in mind to use for an image texture, but I couldn't get the texture to fit right. I decided to use focus to my advantage and make the walls look stripped instead of the design I chose. Finding items to add into my project was difficult to come up with on my own, but Josiah and I bounced ideas off of each other for both of our projects. Edited Lighiting

Hard Surface Modeling I believe that hard surface modeling is being creating a model that, in actuality, would be dense and/or composed of some type of metal. When I searched for "Hard Surface Models", every image that appeared was composed of metal and was man made, such as the ATAT and the weapons.