hoggworks
Well-Known Member
Hey all,
So I've been using an app called Shapr3D, which is a Fusion 360-esque app for iPad to do a bunch of Transformers models, props and guns and such. I love the app, but I'm looking to do some more maquette work (on Transformers-esque robots) to print at miniature sizes. And while the bodies are great in Shapr3D, facial features and hands are tricky. So my question to you fine people is:
Do any of you have experience modelling robots in an app like Nomad or Z-brush? Does it work well? I'd want to pose them (using Blender, I imagine) after getting the model, but don't want them to feel organic aside from in the faces of some of them. Is Nomad(or something similar) good at modelling rigid bodies?
Thanks!
So I've been using an app called Shapr3D, which is a Fusion 360-esque app for iPad to do a bunch of Transformers models, props and guns and such. I love the app, but I'm looking to do some more maquette work (on Transformers-esque robots) to print at miniature sizes. And while the bodies are great in Shapr3D, facial features and hands are tricky. So my question to you fine people is:
Do any of you have experience modelling robots in an app like Nomad or Z-brush? Does it work well? I'd want to pose them (using Blender, I imagine) after getting the model, but don't want them to feel organic aside from in the faces of some of them. Is Nomad(or something similar) good at modelling rigid bodies?
Thanks!
