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How to Create this Shape in Blender?

cjfeacjfea Posts: 297
edited January 7 in Blender Discussion

Good day.  I'm trying to model a farmhouse dining table in blender.  I downloaded a free model to use as a guide for the leg.  How do I produce the shape of the upper portion of this table leg?  I thought it was bevel vertices; however, that doesn't seem to be the case.  Thanks.

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  • PadonePadone Posts: 4,055
    edited January 8

    One way is to select the edges then bevel. However, for generic questions on modeling in blender you may find better answers at https://blenderartists.org, this forum is more dedicated to DAZ assets.

    edge > bevel

    p.s. If you mean how to join the cube with the sphere then one way is to bridge the edges.

    edge > bridge edge loops

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  • cjfeacjfea Posts: 297

    Thank you!  I will look into this website.

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,423

    as a Carrara user, I would bridge between 3 separate bottomless topless shapes too

    don't ask me how to do it in Blender though  (which why I hadn't suggested it}

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,980

    Yes, I used bridging in modo to tackle a similar issue with a set of side-tables I made many years ago. It needed soem tidying up afterwards to get nice (for me) polygons.

  • felisfelis Posts: 6,040
    edited January 13

    This would be my approach.

    Mesh with a curve modifier. Full weight on the blue lines.

    This is what the mesh look like in Layout.

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