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    Can someone tell me the easiest way to make a piece of pipe like this?

    Thanks

    Arnold
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    Can someone tell me the easiest way to make a piece of pipe like this?

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    Arnold

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    sorry Fossman,

    Had no steel pipe laying around, but I did have a piece of brass pipe. Will this do?
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    Here is the .xar. Only 3 pieces. the secret is in the shading, not the material... the outside is a linear fade. the front edge is a linear fade and the inside is a conical fade.

    Anybody want to use the attached .xar and try for a Steel, cast iron, plastic, copper or glass pipe?
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    My effort. Plus a piece of copper pipe I had laying around from on old mini-tutorial.

    Gary
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    Thank you John and Gary. I will take your example apart and give it a go.

    Arnold

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    ...or you could use Xara3D.
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    Here's mine.

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    cool... Now for the hard ones.. Cast iron and plastic... I think the cast iron would be the hardest to make look real...

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    My attempt. I used both a stone fill and a fractal plasma filled shape with Brightness transparency to suggest the cast iron texture.

    Gary
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