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another one of matts ideas

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another one of matts ideas

Post by twinnie »

ok so i'm a 3d modeler, i don't think any one elce on here is but if there was a 100% acurate model of a zook of any sort that mods could be trialed on with no cost and a much better idear of what could go wrong before things were done. who would be interested?

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Post by stumped »

i'm assuming we'd need 3d software to take advantage of this? not sure how many ppl would be doin that. if nothin else, it'd be cool to have access to. would u be wanting to sell it, or what?
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Post by twinnie »

well the software is a free trial, as for selling it nah it'll just take ages to get up and running, the whole thing would need a few people working on it.

i'm open to comsions though :lol: .

mabey some of the people on pirate do 3d modeling... does any one know?

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Post by droopypete »

Matt, what type of work do you normaly do?
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Post by twinnie »

have a look at the link in my sig line it has all my good stuff and some photo's (my other hobby). but i did my avatar too.

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Post by -Mick- »

Matt I reckon it's a top idea but a HUGE undertaking :? Also variations of nt, wt, lwb, swb, ute would make it a nightmare :D

If you had access to a laser scanner of the modelling/ terrestrial variety and a rotisserie it would be a lot easier :lol:
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Post by twinnie »

yeah a laser scaner would be nice, as for the variations they would'nt be that hard but it is a huge undertaking thats why it would need more people modeling.

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Post by -Mick- »

twinnie wrote:yeah a laser scaner would be nice, as for the variations they would'nt be that hard but it is a huge undertaking thats why it would need more people modeling.

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This might sound out there but how about terrestrial photogrammetry :?: Could expediate the process and is plenty accurate for these purposes AFAIK
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Post by twinnie »

twinnie wrote:
yeah a laser scaner would be nice, as for the variations they would'nt be that hard but it is a huge undertaking thats why it would need more people modeling.

Matt


This might sound out there but how about terrestrial photogrammetry Could expediate the process and is plenty accurate for these purposes AFAIK


i'm not 100%sure what that is but if it's using a photo to make a model from then i'm afaid thats not enough because of unseen detail.

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Post by -Mick- »

yeah you're right (sorta) just thinkin out loud :) How do you model objects anyway :?:
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Post by antt »

Azrckcrawler on pirate modelled his buggy in solidworks before building it, here is the thread on it

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthre ... ht=project

and heres the actual buildup thread

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthre ... ht=project
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Post by twinnie »

ok thats cool

the edge use solid works like this guy did to do there buggies but i use rhino3d because it's better for car boddys and things

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Post by Barathrum »

twinnie wrote:ok thats cool

the edge use solid works like this guy did to do there buggies but i use rhino3d because it's better for car boddys and things

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rhino's a sweet little program. i used it to help design a boat for major project some years ago. The modeling for surfaces is great but i don't know how'd you go for stuff such as weight placement and other dymanics. but i you could use it for stuff like tire clearance really easily.
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Post by grimbo »

I'd be very interested
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Post by twinnie »

ok there is interist thats good now who knows how to use rhino?

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Post by runnin4life »

i could learn were do i get it from
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Post by twinnie »

you can get the trial from http://www.rhino3d.com/

it's realy usefull for designing bits for fourbys like cages and such

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Post by Barathrum »

I do
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http://www.rhino3d.com/download.htm
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