Using these blueprints I found the centre line on the rear view definitely off as you can tell by the badge. It should cut straight through but is off a little. I solved this by cutting the cube in half and used a mirror modifier. This showed exactly where the centre should be and I lined up the blueprint to this.
Wireframe turns the image place to wireframe too. What am I doing wrong? so I can do @1:08? thanks EDIT - found it: Select box object > Object Properties > Viewport Display > Check Wireframe > Model in viewport shading mode. There's probably another way, but this fixed it for me.
i have an issue. when ever i try to align the reference images it doesn't turn out good. i followed your tutorial second by second and followed some others. but still bad at aligning the images
If you have a numpad you can press 5 to go into orthographic mode which makes it possible to see the reference images. Other buttons will also allow you to switch between views. 7 for instance allows you to see the top view, and the 3 lets you see a side view and so on, but it only works when in orthographic view.
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Using these blueprints I found the centre line on the rear view definitely off as you can tell by the badge. It should cut straight through but is off a little. I solved this by cutting the cube in half and used a mirror modifier. This showed exactly where the centre should be and I lined up the blueprint to this.
Thanks dude really helped
u are aewsome bro
Wireframe turns the image place to wireframe too. What am I doing wrong? so I can do @1:08? thanks
EDIT - found it: Select box object > Object Properties > Viewport Display > Check Wireframe > Model in viewport shading mode.
There's probably another way, but this fixed it for me.
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Wow
trying this now......
I thought the discord notifs were mine lol
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lol same
i have an issue. when ever i try to align the reference images it doesn't turn out good. i followed your tutorial second by second and followed some others. but still bad at aligning the images
If you have a numpad you can press 5 to go into orthographic mode which makes it possible to see the reference images. Other buttons will also allow you to switch between views. 7 for instance allows you to see the top view, and the 3 lets you see a side view and so on, but it only works when in orthographic view.
@@silicondevs9630 oh. I'll try aligning the images with orthographic . thanks
How do you fix the overlapping issue, you said it was alr fixed and continued, it wasnt for me
Same here
Im new to this, may sound dumb how do i save each piece of the car and add them back i missed this part
I need a car designer
Scale the cube to the size of the car?