Thanks cool Keet and may come in handy down the road. I have to make custom curved inserts as molds for trims to make scale models of an 80's bedroom set we have. For now they will probably have right angles and textures will help fake the curves with edge shadows in the textures I'll apply.

<t>Looks very interesting! I've installed the plugin. I may try this for some bedroom furniture I want to make with recessed panels and outer wood trim. The trim is rounded itself though. As far as the bevel feature goes it looks like only a flat angled bevel. Will the bevel work with shapes made ...

<t>I don't see an edit button. At the top of my posts I see Quick Reply, Reply, Quote, Delete Post, and Split. On the bottom I see Printable Version, Profile, PM, Link, Report, and Go To Top. I do see yours is edited however. (Note: I just had to delete my post and repost again because I ...

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Looks like we both made typos, sorry. I really wish the SourceForge forum let one edit their posts to correct mistakes.<br/>
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As far as the geometry goes, I can't use a floor to make a graceful non-segmented curve like a wall. Unless I use walls to make the inner ...

<t>Kent, this looks interesting but Alpha2 not Beta2 version? This may work for my other guest bedroom single bed headboard that is rectangular and has right angle recesses much like your example picture. But not sure how it would work with rounded irregular recesses similar to my Vaughan bedroom ...

<t>I was experimenting with basic shapes by curving wall segments, and the room floor perimeter inner and outer as shapes. For my bedroom set I can use curved walls for the trim curves segments and the room floor for the recessed headboard. I can also do the same for the mirror, dresser trims, and ...

<r>Thanks for the suggestions. I'm am going to make our actual 1987 Vaughan Megatrend oak bedroom set. Here is a sketch I made for measurements of my bedroom headboard to start. The real one looks like this image I found from someone's sold used set online. I probably won't be making the outer edges ...

That might be cool almost like a mold. I’ll have to see how round the added room edges are.

It's been years since I made some homemade furniture scale models and I'm trying to remember. I know walls can be curved. But can the edges of rooms/floors be curved by themselves to make shapes or along room walls for curved shapes as well? I forget...hmm.

<t>Thanks so much for figuring out a workaround, Genuis. Seems Blender was needed for the slanted side distortion as you had suggested. Yeah I "was" trying to make it simple as possible to represent this amp with texture illusion for the recessed controls area. I was debating on adding little feet ...