First attempts: "Abstraction" by Davit Kakabadze

Volumes and Surfaces.

On the 21st of April we learned to build different shapes using several commands. Using pline command we drew the shape and extrude d it normally, perpendicularly to the plan. We drew an inclined line towards the plan and extrude d the shape choosing Direction . Then we drew a circle and an inclined curved line (command spline ) and extruded choosing Path . We can make extrusion -choosing taper angle. We built a cylinder by extruding a circle. It was solid. To make it empty inside, we made another cylinder by extruding a smaller circle, fitted it to the first cylinder and substracted . And decreased the transparency of their layer. Another substraction between cylinders. We can fill the different polygons with the tool region and use substraction command. After building the "construction" for the new surface, we used the command: Edgesurf . We can Thicken it. To create a loft we dr...

Creating a Lamp - 3Ds Max

The object - lamp consists of several parts: bottle, button, glass and flame. The lamps stands on the table, which is bordered by to walls and floor, creating a corner. Creating this scene we started with the B ottle of the lamp. We used shape Cylinder, from the Standard Primitives. After place it in the centre of the scene , (using 3 Point Toggle ), we gave dimensions to it. Then we used shape Torus, placed it to the bottom part of the bottle and with the Boolean operations (found in the compound objects) we substracted it from the bottle, giving the shape of the bottle additional shadow.Then we used Taper to modify the bottle and decrease the upper radius. To create the B utton, we created small cylinder and Rotated it for 90 degrees. The second part of the button was created again from the cylinder, but the circles were modified into hexagons.Two parts were fixed along their axis of symmetry. For creating Glass for the lamp, fi...

Helix - Guggenheim

On 14th of April we learned how to create different shapes using the tool Helix. After creating the helix we built a box which entirely covered the helix. To give the thickness to the helix we can add circles (or any other forms) to the beginning or the ending of the helix and Extrude them. After we fit the helix to the box again we can use tool Substract, to create a shape on the box. We can create a helix which's top radius differs from the bottom one. After creating a section shape and sticking it to the end of the helix, we can use the Extrude command and choose path to create a form that is similar to the Guggenheim Museum. Link for the DWG file: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14TTTOrAzft_YulR0jmhD4tJZbcWSjxRb

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