algorithmic modeling for Rhino
parametric helmet :: front
This form was sketched in Zbrush. Then the mesh was imported into Rhino. I traced curves over the meshes surface to create nurbs patches. Rendered in Keyshot. Weavebird was used for nice quads <3.Thanks to Micheal Pryor for his support!
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Comment by Igor Mitrić Lavovski on September 23, 2016 at 2:35am
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Thank Lee, thanks for sharing it. It makes a sense...
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Comment by Lee Souder on September 22, 2016 at 4:22pm
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Then import the mesh into Rhino and draw curves with Osnap VERTEX (see below). Then it is up to you how to make the surface patch with your traced curves. In this case I used loft.
Does this make sense?
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Sure Igor. First sculpt your form in Zbrush. Then you need a less dense mesh to trace. You can either use "decimation master" or "ZRemesher" see below.
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Great workflow! Can you show more about imported mesh, crvs and patching surfafes? Great work
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@Shong the Robotic AI tricked you!
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Comment by Shong on September 21, 2016 at 8:01pm
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I thought this is the back view XD
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