3D Car Modeling with Rhino 7 SubD Tools [8/8]

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[@UUche]

These videos have been the most useful Rhino related content that I have come across. Great job on the modelling and the whole rendering process. Just one request, would you consider creating a car with open wheel arches in SubD because I have found that to be the hardest part of car modelling in SubD. I mean getting the inside edge of the fender to meet up with the bottom of the model and still have good topology with space for the wheels.

[@DesignGoBrr]

Glad you like them! That seems to be a topological issue mostly, next livestream that I do - I'll model it out, so just stay tuned for livestream recordings :)

[@impulzive]

This rendering session was really helpful, especially the mix map bit! More of this please! :D

[@DesignGoBrr]

You got it! Will do a whole vray rendering series in the near future!

[@catroche009]

Great serie. I am learning a lot. I just have a question since I heard the word BLENDER about 100 times in this videos I wanted to ask you if blender is useful to make product design. I made a lamp with rhino and grasshoper which I printed in 3D and it was really fun. Now I want to make more of such things. Is Blender also good for this kind of stuf or is it more for rendering?

[@DesignGoBrr]

Yea, when I start talking about something, I will usually talk about it for a while. In this case it was Blender. It's great for animations, rendering, sculpting and 3D model assets for video games/other computer graphics. For product design that will actually need to be manufactured - blender is much much weaker than Rhino. I would definitely suggest using Rhino if you want to design "real" things.

[@seekr87]

As someone who uses Rhino and is teaching myself Blender I can say that Blender is a faster modeler. I am learning it so I can create iterations and design ideas faster and edit them more quickly. Once something is finalized I will rebuild it in Rhino.

[@MrLockstrike]

hey i had a question. Does Rhino only render SubD boxes as the smooth version? I made a model using flat subD and it fits my desired look, but when i render, it changes all the SubD to smooth and ruins it

[@DesignGoBrr]

Just select all edges of your subD and use Crease command on them. That will lock everything into a "hard surface" look.

[@MrLockstrike]

@@DesignGoBrr thanks so much!

[@shaikhshaan8507]

hoping to get a shortcut version of this / any subD rhino tutorial . counting days :D

[@DesignGoBrr]

There are no shortcuts - only pain. Also I compressed this whole project into 2 hours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIG4YoKkqNminKM

[@shaikhshaan8507]

@@DesignGoBrr yes. I meant compressed version actually. Sorry for my word picking. Thank you by the way. You’re awesome 👉🏼