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A dog model

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Anyone has a 3D STEP or IGES file of any dog?

I want to place it in a house I'm designing in proe.

Seriously, I need it.

Thanks.
 
You find me an image or better yet for or five dog images you like. Maybe a concrete statue of one. Ill model it using ISDX ... just for the fun of it.... Ill even start on it Sunday! Ill even run the trail file to make a youtube video of it. ;)


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I can't wait to see it. A Golden retriever will be cool or anything. Have at it.
 
Hair on a golden retriever might be more difficult. How about a bulldog? sitting or standing?


google IMAGE search for golden retriever

and it might be an order cheaper (time wise) to model it symmetrical too.



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Yeah, no hair, just a 3D body profile.

The dog will stand on all feet.

Example:

http://www.5stardog.com/gallery/images/Harrier/1523252491315 L.JPG

A fully grown dog will be ok. Although I can size up or down in ProE, I think.

Yes, mirror its half to make a full dog is a time saver.




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that url did not work for me.
 
How about this one from the site you found

Link

(It's the big picture on the right with a green shirt.)

You can make the dog head look straight for easy mirror in Pro.

:)


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The hair bothers me on that guy. that sounds weird.
 
think of it as if the dog has no hair

it doesn't have to be realistic

will you use Style to model it?

:)
 
I never use only one... style. But yes I will use style to model it but not now Im watching star trek ;)


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It's up to you. Style or Solid is either good.
 
curves - surfaces - solid
 
can't wait
 
Okay... I never got around to modeling this dog using ISDX... however design engine does offer a new training class.... this zbrush tool has a free 30 day license and there is a library of dogs that can export into proe. ZBrush. I think it was developed by ILM or some folks from there. Its used to model crazy sculpted toys but it's more for game development and movies.


http://www.pixologic.com/

This is what i am playing with over the Christmas boring

http://www.proetools.com/courses/zbrush/zbrush1.htm
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