Props Goku's Redicuously Hd Weapon Models

[Gokussj5okazu]

Ok, I'm changing this topic up a bit, I'm going to use it just as a database for all of my drawings and models. Feel free to use any of these for references or whatnot. Please give some credit though. Also, don't use the models for Pepakura, they're TOO complex to use for that.



ALSO, does anyone know of a way I can convert a .sldprt to something more useful? Like an .obj? I had an export program, but the trial expired.





M6G 3D Model



http://fufara.beatme...%20Model.SLDPRT



[attachment=10848:M6G ScreenShot.jpg] [attachment=10789:M6G Text ScreenShot.jpg]



[attachment=10790:M6G Text1 ScreenShot.jpg] [attachment=10791:M6G Text2 ScreenShot.jpg]



[attachment=10792:M6G Text3 ScreenShot.jpg] [attachment=10793:M6G Text4 ScreenShot.jpg]



[attachment=10847:M6G Clip.jpg]







M6G AutoCAD Schematic



http://fufara.beatme...els/M6G/M6G.dwg



[attachment=10851:AutoCAD M6G.jpg]







MA5C AutoCAD Schematic



http://fufara.beatme...s/MA5C/MA5C.dwg



[attachment=10852:AutoCAD MA5C.jpg]

 

[S1l3nt V1p3r]

Now THAT'S awesome! Great job on the model!

 

[HeavyGunner]

Wow! Awesome! I think the only way it could get more HD is if you added the engraved lettering.

 

[Gokussj5okazu]

O_O DAMNIT! I knew I forgot something! lol Updating!

 

[Harris007]

OMG Holy great balls of fire. I your hd model is freaking amazing! Once you are dont uploading the file caan you please send me a pm of the file? Your links on the page dont work for some reason... Anyways keep it up!

 

[Gokussj5okazu]

Thanks guys! Right-Click Save As to save.

 

[Beau Nidle]

Sweet modelling job!

 

[Gokussj5okazu]

I updates the first post with my new model, take a peek! It has EVERYTHING now.

 

[Harris007]

Thats awesome but on the engraving you put m6c it should be m6g. really minor thing though. anyways your obj file download is bugged think. it goes to a .txt file instead

 

[Gokussj5okazu]

Thanks. I put 6C because one of the original Halo 3 Beta screenshots had it. The .obj is fine, just right-click save as, and it should put the .obj on it. If not just do it manually, my server's weird.

 

[bevbor]

Outstanding!

I must admit - my first sw models were much more bad.

Keep up good work!

 

[Gokussj5okazu]

Bump! I'm gonna use this topic to keep a running list of my work from now on. Also, I added the M6G's clip, and my MA5C work.

 

[HeavyGunner]

O_O DAMNIT! I knew I forgot something! lol Updating!

Lol I didn't think you would actually take the time to do that! The models are fantastic Goku. Keep up the good work.

 

[Belakor]

Cool models! It's good to see there are a few of us doing this stuff in Solidworks



It's also good to see I'm not the only one that ends up with a heap of features in the sidebar!

... ALSO, does anyone know of a way I can convert a .sldprt to something more useful? Like an .obj? I had an export program, but the trial expired...

I need to do something similar to get files for rapid prototyping, since the software wont recognize Solidwork .stl's. The only way I've found so far to output to an .obj or similar, without buying one of those export plugins, is to export the .sldprt as an .stl (save as - .stl as the format, there's a few options you can mess with for the amount of polys etc) and then open the .stl in another 3D app and export that as the .obj. It's a bit of a pain to do but it seems to work okay, the mesh is pretty ugly though.

 

[Adam]

Masterful work here.

 

[bevbor]

Don't use STL for transfer to other 3D apps!!!

It loses alot of details in translation!!! (As for example you can clearly see on transfer over STL something cylindrical)



Use STEP or IGES formats. They saves all curves and any CAD progs can import these formats.

As to conert to obj - best there is ProE.

Just import STEP in ProE and save as OBJ. No open edges, no duplicated vertices, no further cleanup work

The other way - import of IGES to last versions of 3ds max. Then export to OBJ, but result not guaranteed from open edges etc.

I need to do something similar to get files for rapid prototyping, since the software wont recognize Solidwork .stl's. The only way I've found so far to output to an .obj or similar, without buying one of those export plugins, is to export the .sldprt as an .stl (save as - .stl as the format, there's a few options you can mess with for the amount of polys etc) and then open the .stl in another 3D app and export that as the .obj. It's a bit of a pain to do but it seems to work okay, the mesh is pretty ugly though.

 

[papasmurf]

really really great work!!! how long did it take to make the m6g?

 

[Belakor]

Don't use STL for transfer to other 3D apps!!!

It loses alot of details in translation!!! (As for example you can clearly see on transfer over STL something cylindrical)



Use STEP or IGES formats. They saves all curves and any CAD progs can import these formats.

As to conert to obj - best there is ProE.

Just import STEP in ProE and save as OBJ. No open edges, no duplicated vertices, no further cleanup work

The other way - import of IGES to last versions of 3ds max. Then export to OBJ, but result not guaranteed from open edges etc.

Thanks for correcting me on that Bevbor

I'll have to see if any of my other software supports those formats, I've been forced to use STL and it's not very fun