Mathematically accurate curved surfaces

[Forestr]

@SketchUp3D_de Imagine having a construction simulation program where you could hammer the copper. Wouldn’t that be fun?

Construction Simulation Design Program

If we began the design process with a construction simulation, then that could help us avoid certain types of problems. For example, if you don’t have the time to lay each individual tile in a simulation program, then you probably don’t have the time to lay each individual tile in real life. Another problem, sometimes designers call for a certain dimension, but the materials don’t fit into that length. So they have to change the dimensions to allow the materials to fit. Starting with virtual mat…

You could also probably use Artisan Organic Toolset to make that bowl, then use joint push/pull to give it a little thickness. And use Thru Paint from Fredo Tools to texture it with a scratched metal texture from textures.com.

[liamk887]

Not SketchUp but you can do this with just a few clicks in ZBrush or Mudbox with one of the custom brush styles.

[MikeWayzovski]

The silicon bowles still had inaccurate spots of 3 nanometer, if you use the Dave method, you’ll wind up with the copper bowl…