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So, it looks like I might be doing a lot of the scifi type smooth mathematically presice panels in the near future, and I was wondering if I am missing a few tricks in this department.

What is everyone using for this? I have been doing them in subD, but really pushing verts round seems a crap way to do this, and any kind of panelling become a total ballache.

I have played around in Solidworks making the same panels in minutes using curves, but obviously thats not going to go in an engine readily.


So, is there a spline based option out there that can make nice smooth geometry than can be easily converted to SubD after, OR is there a subD program that is significantly better than max for making this find of stuff, including cutting in lines and panel edges.


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Cheers guys
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zbrush or subD are the two most efficient ways to do this.
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use solidworks, export and retopo over it?
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