3d Modelling

[halo54]

I work for a company which uses 3d modelling software, when i was at home i made a few things
im gonna go home later and post the pictures up, if anybody would like to see anything i could do it
ive made exhausts, xbox, alloys, anything!

if ya wanna see anything in 3d then post a reply!

 

[halo54]

ohh and the program we use is SolidWorks

 

[The Hoff]

Ive started learning Maya in my 3d modelling module at Uni, these are my first few renders using Maya 7.0. Really enjoying learning it though, definitely a way to be creative

ehm...something for the ladies...*taxi!*

 

[halo54]

cool, well mine aint rendered, does any1 work with 3d modelling software?

 

[The Hoff]

How do you mean they're not rendered? How do you produce an image/model from them then?

 

[halo54]

print screen

 

[halo54]

heres my xbox model, i made it so the disc eject works itself aswel

 

[Saner]

I use Pro Engineer

 

[LegoHead]

me too, but have to make do with the student copy? Dont have any spares lying around do ya ? ;-)

 

[Saner]

this may sound silly, but i have the full version.. and need the student copy! Fancy a swap?!

 

[Mike-bham]

We use unigraphics where I work (for aerospace components usually)

A few Practice tasks I did years ago:

 

[The Hoff]

If anybody needs a backup of Maya LMK, but as for the other stuff - well its easy enough to locate.

 

[rory182]

cool, I'm trained in Autodesk Inventor and also Solid Edge, solid edge is pretty dam good on a budget, its basically a cut down version of Unigraphics. Inventor is a cheap ass ProE wannabe.