Hi all
Can i ask how to make a cylinder with one end domed over?
And how do you put a cylider in at a diaganale angle,ie:sloping slightly down?
Thanks
Chris
Creating domed objects in TSM
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I'd do it by using the template tool, sweeping it in 360 degrees, then angling it with the rotate tool..
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When making the demountable tank wagon, I found it easier to make the end seperately using the same dimensions as the barrel.
I used 2 sections and, after texturing it, dragged the outer two rings of points in to make the dome.
I copied and flipped the end and joined them to the barrel and then rotated it.
I used 2 sections and, after texturing it, dragged the outer two rings of points in to make the dome.
I copied and flipped the end and joined them to the barrel and then rotated it.
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Re: Creating domed objects in TSM
In two parts, a tube for the cylinder and a sphere with the bottom cut off for the dome.chrisj94 wrote:Hi all
Can i ask how to make a cylinder with one end domed over?
Join the cylinder and the dome and rotate the new part around the x-axis.
And how do you put a cylider in at a diaganale angle,ie:sloping slightly down?
I usually make the cylindercovers as separate parts (split off from the original tube) to avoid funny effects when smoothing the tube.
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