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How would you solve this? (subcrating solids) - Rhasdra - 04-05-2016
Hi hi!
I've been wrapping my head around for the last 2 hours or so on drawing solids interacting, in this case, subtracting one solid of another.
I've made a 3d model of what I'm trying to do, and I'd like to know how would you guys solve this in 2d drawing.
I just can't figure a way of drawing this when none of the vertical or horizontal axis are parallel.
Link for images of the 3d model >
http://imgur.com/a/z1hJP
RE: How would you solve this? (subcrating solids) - BrushNoir - 04-06-2016
Maybe this can help you http://drawabox.com/lesson/2
RE: How would you solve this? (subcrating solids) - Rhasdra - 04-06-2016
Thank you so much guys!
Yeap, it seems a intuitive approach is much more viable.
Thinking in the planes individually really helps, and I came across some methods on how to find those distorted forms kind of intuitively, here's one of them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr0SXRrzch8
Thank you so much for the help, I'm so happy I learned how to solve this hahaha