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Thank you :)

Few hours :) 5-6 with renderings and postprocessing :)

Sorry to hear that. However in that case videos would be long several hours :)

Thank you very much :)

You can try to export is as FBX for importing to MD

I used Marvelous designer for simulating cloth

What do you mean ? 3D lamps or vray lights???

@@pepnestor yes the 3D lamps

@@MadeInHell_92 Yop, I model everything. But if you want you can buy lots of 3D model. there is plenty of platforms, even some are for free :) I was traing and gaining more skills, so I build my own 3D library :)

Hi, I was modeling every singke item in the past. It was great for training and gaining new skills. Nowadays I am using few on-line platforms to buy som of them :)

You can use blender, it is free and you can do anything in there :)

Thank you very much ;) It took me few years, while I was studying at university. But today you can achieve much more by learning online. There is plenty of tutorials, courses and so on. Just keep learning :)

Marvelous designer

Lmao what's wrong with you?

Read the title : is there anywhere that says tutorial? Guide? Real life speed? No. Right? It says what? SPEED MODELING as clear as the title is it's for you to have a view on how it's done in general to admire watch and enjoy. Not to fucking learn all of it through this video. So either get some logic and start respecting what people choose to upload (cuz even if that personne wanted to upload a tuto fast forwarded he/she can. You can give advise and that's what the comments are for in some way, but saying nonsense is unwelcomed :( and ya u can slow it down by yourself if u even tried to so...

Also u can observe the brotha above u who actually ask politely a logical question not like you who doesn't even know wut ur taking about

Thank you :)

Thanks :)

Thanks! :)

u are welcome :)

That was T-spline but for Rhino 5. Rhino 6 is not suporting T-spline, you can use Clayoo or in next version is Rhino developing its own tools.

U can use CC0 textures, poliigon, substance source and so on. There are plenty platforms :)

THANKS :)

Hi, u can use formats like FBX or OBJ and they are easy to export and import in both softwares. Just check settings on axes position. Sometimes it is rotated :)

Export for example in FBX file, save it in your folder. Then open Rhino- file-import-choose your saved fbx file. Then u need to check the size, because scale settings can be diffirent.

Select your MD object.FILE- export selected- set parameters and save. Should work pretty easy. I am using OBJ or FBX file.

Thank you very much

Some of them are created by me, some of them I found as free on the web, and recently I am buying high quallity textures and materials.

@@pepnestor Thank you so much for the helpful information :)

Thanks, Iam sorry but I am using newer version of vray right now, so I am always creating new settings, trying to improve :)

It was from some eshop which sells chairs, nothing special. U can find plenty of them :)

Thank you

I could not find it. When I was modeling those I had physical speakers in my hands. :)

@@pepnestor Okay noted thanks anyways :)

change speed of the video to 0.25, really helps. Still a bit too fast but you can easily follow the workflow

It was supposed to be just fast modeling to see through whole proccess. I will create also slower tutorials in the future :)

@@mpstudio413 Where is the tutorials :/ ?

Thank you :) I was creating curtain and cushion in marvelous designer. It is for simulating cloths, then I just imported that in rhino scene. I will create one video on that :) thanks for suggestions .

About bamboo wall, in my opinion the best would be to model the wall or the repeatible part of the wall.

@@mpstudio413 WOW, got it! Thank you so much!!

@@mpstudio413 Is marvelous designer easy for beginners? I used to import Sketchup files in Rhino, but it doesnt work well Lol

@@fangyimiao4 It is really intuitive. You need to export in OBJ or FBX, then is working. But mind the axes, in MD Y is up not Z :)

No, I don't think so. It really depends on the skills and the style of modeling. Lots of things can be done in different ways :)

Thank you :) I will try to prepare something :)

Thank you :) for modeling these kind of object is easiest way to draw the section profile of the object and then use REVOLVE function. You will choose the axis and 360° rotation and the object is done .

MP studio Thank you!!

@@mpstudio413 Hi, awesome video first of all, can I do the same with section and sweep command?

@@tugceiratci3105 SWEEP is great to use if you don't have circular base, if it is eliptic, squarical and so on. If you are creating object with circular base, is better to use REVOLVE tool. Just my opinion :)

Hi, In that process I used t-spline for rhino, and its commands as editing points, edges and surfaces. If you need more specific explanation just write ..:) Hope you enjoyed the video :)

@@mpstudio413 Hi! Does the rhino 6 brings a command for t-spline?

@@villesavoye RHINO 6 does not support T-spline anymore. They are developing their own subdivision tool. But CLAYOO is working for Rhino 6

Thank you! :) I will start to upload tutorials more often to help others from january 2018 :)