Today we will be using the "Extrude" command to turn a line/curve into a 3D shape -- in this case, a "ribbon". Next we will "Cap" the holes to make it a "solid shape". Then we will use truncated cones to create legs for the table.
The next piece of the project is to put some items on the table -- perhaps a coffee mug, a plate, a vase, etc.
Finally, create a floor under the table and put a spotlight (or 2 or 3) on your table.
Note: If you go to the "Projects in Computers" folder on the "L: Drive" you will be able to view the 3D Graphics folder which has TONS of textures, bump maps, models, etc. Check them out.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
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