Bi-fold doors
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Bi-fold doors
Hi
I am a very novice user and I am trying to modify a set of bi-fold doors created by PencilArt, which are in the latest Contributions.shf
Currently, these doors have small panes in them and I would like them to be single panes of glass.
Eventually, I'd also like to have a 3 door version but that's less important.
How do I go about this? I have the Furniture Library Editor but I cannot see how to remove the panes...
Thanks in advance
I am a very novice user and I am trying to modify a set of bi-fold doors created by PencilArt, which are in the latest Contributions.shf
Currently, these doors have small panes in them and I would like them to be single panes of glass.
Eventually, I'd also like to have a 3 door version but that's less important.
How do I go about this? I have the Furniture Library Editor but I cannot see how to remove the panes...
Thanks in advance
Re: Bi-fold doors
To modify a model you need 3D-modelling software.
The Library Editor is suited only to make libraries, not to do 3D-modelling.
H
The Library Editor is suited only to make libraries, not to do 3D-modelling.
H
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Bubblobill
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Re: Bi-fold doors
I need something to do. I'll knock one up for you.
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Bubblobill
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Re: Bi-fold doors
See if this fits the bill
I tried putting it into a library file which might work.
AccordionFoldGlassDoors.sh3f
Failing that, you can import the Object files;
accordionFoldGlassDoors.obj
and
accordionFoldGlassDoors.mtl
Credits to PencilArt and eTeks for prior work.
Regards,
Jay
I tried putting it into a library file which might work.
AccordionFoldGlassDoors.sh3f
Failing that, you can import the Object files;
accordionFoldGlassDoors.obj
and
accordionFoldGlassDoors.mtl
Credits to PencilArt and eTeks for prior work.
Regards,
Jay
Re: Bi-fold doors
Jay,
Nice try with the folding doors.
Unfortunately, when you insert the doors into a wall, the doors disappear into the wall as well.
Also, could you split the model into more groups, so that more individual parts can get their own colour/texture? Suggestion: doors, handles, bottom rail, 3-sided frame, glass. It would make the model more realistic.
H
Nice try with the folding doors.
Unfortunately, when you insert the doors into a wall, the doors disappear into the wall as well.
Also, could you split the model into more groups, so that more individual parts can get their own colour/texture? Suggestion: doors, handles, bottom rail, 3-sided frame, glass. It would make the model more realistic.
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Bubblobill
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Re: Bi-fold doors
I just deleted the framing elements that divided the glass panes and added a door handle. Everything else is identical to the original properties. Makes no sense why it wouldn't fit the wall. I must have changed the origin at some point.
As for your other requests.... that will take it from a minor edit to a new model, so maybe.
Probably do it when I get frustrated writing my staircase plugin so chances are good.
Jay
As for your other requests.... that will take it from a minor edit to a new model, so maybe.
Probably do it when I get frustrated writing my staircase plugin so chances are good.
Jay
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Bubblobill
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Re: Bi-fold doors
Just checked. The origin is the same as the original model.
*shrugs* No idea why it no working
*shrugs* No idea why it no working
Re: Bi-fold doors
Maybe You could tray this Accordion Folding Doors library.
I've try to make it as Hansmex sugest.
When we will have hinge_on_rail and some glue between parts could be made more complex.
I've try to make it as Hansmex sugest.
When we will have hinge_on_rail and some glue between parts could be made more complex.
A computer program does what you tell it to do, not what you want it to do. Murphy's Law
When all else fails, read the instructions. Murphy's Law
If you don't like "AS IS", DIY. Dorin's law
When all else fails, read the instructions. Murphy's Law
If you don't like "AS IS", DIY. Dorin's law
Re: Bi-fold doors
Just throwing in an observation on the subject of bi-folding doors, I noticed whilst rendering with the doors open that the rendering really slowed down in areas where the rays would be traveling through multiple layers of glass.
I did not see this as a problem more just an interesting observation that ray tracing has a lot more work to do in this scenario, I guess with reflection and refraction going on the number of child rays of parent rays shoots up a fair amount.
I did not see this as a problem more just an interesting observation that ray tracing has a lot more work to do in this scenario, I guess with reflection and refraction going on the number of child rays of parent rays shoots up a fair amount.
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