tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:scroogemedia9501B98B9DAF8193commentsatom 3DVIA http://www.3dvia.com/ 2008-05-06T22:45:39+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:8012A4B6889AACBE <div> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/C0D325F6C8DAECFE_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default_small.gif"/> </div> <p>Interesting model... How did you make this in Shape?</p> 2007-08-17T17:17:41+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:C154E5F7C9DBEDFF <div> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/E08CC4D6E8FACCDE_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default_small.gif"/> </div> <p>This model contains sphere approximations (second-order geodesic spheres based on icosahedrons). You can start with an icosahedron and then refine it to a first order and then a second order geodesic sphere.</p> 2007-08-20T16:29:00+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:029426380A1C2E00 <div> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/C0D325F6C8DAECFE_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default_small.gif"/> </div> <p>Thanks for the reply... I'm still a little confused about the tool you used to make the second-order geodesic spheres. Did you write the 3D XML file by hand or use Shape or 3DS Max or something else?</p> 2007-08-21T00:12:53+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:F587D9EBFDCFE1F3 <div> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/7DC561734557697B_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default_small.gif"/> </div> <p>Did you actually use Shape to make this?</p> 2008-05-06T22:45:39+02:00