I double sweep a circle along 2 profile to make the main shape of the Faucet.
Then I extruded the end to make the section where the Thread is going to go on.
Then I extruded the end to make the section where the Thread is going to go on.
step 1 of 9
step 2 of 9
I then work on the Hex nut that fasten the faucet on to a pipe.
I started with a 24 sided cylinder then I flaten it to make it look like a Six sided nut.
Then I move the vertice to chamfer the nut.
I started with a 24 sided cylinder then I flaten it to make it look like a Six sided nut.
Then I move the vertice to chamfer the nut.
step 3 of 9
After I have compleated the Nut for the rear of the faucet I copied it and extruded a dome on top.
I welded a culinder to the top of the Faucet profil. I then scaled the copied nut and sligned it to the
top of the new faucet profile
I welded a culinder to the top of the Faucet profil. I then scaled the copied nut and sligned it to the
top of the new faucet profile
step 4 of 9
I extruded the Handle from a Box primitive then subdivided it to form the shape.
step 5 of 9
I move and scale the handle so it align with the rest of the faucet.
step 6 of 9
From a cylinder I extruded the form of the 3/4 inch Pipe connector. and I lay out the profile for a
double seep of the Elbow joint.
double seep of the Elbow joint.
step 7 of 9
This is the compleated faucet in Hexagon ready to be exported to C4D.
step 8 of 9
create a simplified proxy of the scene and imported it into Ivygenerator. Grow a few Ivy and exported the
Ivy mesh.
Ivy mesh.
step 9 of 9
import all the object in C4D. Set up light, Camera, and texture. Then Render.
Final result
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