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Zanthany Tuppakaka
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Join date: 18 Oct 2005
Posts: 2
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10-26-2005 19:17
Take a sphere, 95% hollowed out, with a 20% dimple. Easy, right? Need another dimple? Sure, as long as it's on the same axis.
BUT, and here's my question...anybody know of a way to dimple a sphere on more than one axis? For example, take said single dimpled sphere from above, and I'd like to add a second dimple, but on a 90-degree angle, perpendicular from that axis.
Bueller?
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mexxa Woyseck
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Join date: 8 Oct 2005
Posts: 31
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10-27-2005 02:09
To my understanding you'd have to have four spheres, cutting them and slotting them together.
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Zanthany Tuppakaka
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Join date: 18 Oct 2005
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10-27-2005 19:36
Right...and I tried that. But when I cut the spheres, they cut on the same axis as the dimple, meaning you can't get a dimple without a cut and vice versa.
Unless I'm missing some mystical command or drop down that allows sphere cutting on a Y or Z axis o_O
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Lightwave Valkyrie
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Join date: 30 Jan 2004
Posts: 666
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10-27-2005 19:59
i did this with my escapepod, it has a large
window in the front a hatch in the back
and side port windows. you dimple your opening
then dimple the other side past 70-80%
copy and rotate 4 times. i think i had to make
a top and bottom piece also cant remember
to fill in the gaps.
-LW
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