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Monday, October 1, 2012
Updated tutorial for Rhino 5 / bent plywood chair
In this updated video for Rhino 5, learn how to model a classic Eames design from reference photos. The Brazil render engine is used in combination with the Neon display plugin to render the model directly in the Rhino viewport.
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I'm having trouble with the shell command; I did exactly as the video, but for some reason the back legs wont shell properly (the front legs do fine). I keep getting the message "shell result is not solid". Any ideas?
Hi Joao,
I would guess this has to do with how tightly the leg bends. This curvature combined with the thickness entered in the Shell command could produce a non solid result. Zoom in on these areas to see if they self intersect. Adjusting the BlendSrf to be less sharp will help if I'm correct.
Where are the reference pictures for this tutorial?
Hi Charles,
You could use the images here...
http://www.dwr.com/product/eames-molded-plywood-dining-chair-dcw.do?sortby=ourPicks
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