RoboOrb Assignment

[Brad Wheeler]

I submitted this final assignment earlier.

I learned a lot from this course. I hope they make more…8^]

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/roboorb-topology-sketchfab-c6ef5e8891af42aa9a01036eb5084c80

[Martin Bergwerf]

Hi Brad, I’d like to see it without the Subdivision Surface Modifier..

It’s not bad, but you have 6-sided Poles here (and symmetrically on the other side):

and even 7-sided ones here:

But I must admit, that those poles are not noticeable in the rendered version (not even with a shiny Matcap), so: good job 👍🏻

[Brad Wheeler]

Wow, great points. I swapped out the models and you can view it with no sub d now. I’ll swap it back later.

Thanks for your eagle eye assessment, I missed that altogether

[Martin Bergwerf]

…and you passed 😊

[Martin Bergwerf]

I see that I missed another 6-sided pole at the back:

but, like I said, they are not causing any shading artefacts, so, as far as I’m concerned it’s okay!

[Brad Wheeler]

Yeah, that 6 sided at the back of the top portion was from the course instruction so the poles seemed to let slide at this level, I think, but you’re right and something to be mindful of, as well as smoothing out the spacing better. The shetchFab wireframe is great for checking things out.

Thanks

[Brad Wheeler]

Very good points Martin. I updated the SketchFab to reflect and remind me what to be mindful of.

Thanks 

[Martin Bergwerf]

Yeah, that 6 sided at the back of the top portion was from the course instruction

Indeed, I just checked my model and it has that same pole at the back…

[Omar Domenech]

Martin has the eyes of a hawk and the ears of a fox. Good job Brad. Again you nail another assignment. 

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