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    Default Help with toy blocks

    Hi. I want to create some toy blocks (3-D) in different materials. Is there an example or tutorial somewhere that I can use/watch? Thanks for your help.

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    Default Re: Help with toy blocks

    Quote Originally Posted by canova View Post
    Hi. I want to create some toy blocks (3-D) in different materials. Is there an example or tutorial somewhere that I can use/watch? Thanks for your help.
    Never mind. I found the answer on youtube. Thanks anyway!

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    Default Re: Help with toy blocks

    different colours is easy, different textures is doable but tedious because in xaradesignland only front faces of 3d shapes can be textured and i can't see that changing ever
    you could create your textured shapes in x3d and import them as pngs into designer
    you could use the mould tool to map textures onto 2d faces
    or you could stick to colours
    i'd be interested to see the video you fOUnd if you could share that
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    Default Re: Help with toy blocks

    Here's Gary P's method of doing a cube from the Xone: http://www.xaraxone.com/webxealot/workbook49/page_6.htm
    Also I used his method plus a bit of my own to do a logo for a Pre-School biz. To get the hand drawn look of coloured pencil was easy. Just used a waxed crayon on a sheet then scanned the sheet into Xara and used that. Your welcome to use the block and do what you like with it as it was done in a real rush.
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    Default Re: Help with toy blocks

    Thank you, Albacore, for link, examples, and directions. Very helpful.

    @Big Frank...the video I watched is another nice tutorial from Egg Bramhill
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIheezS_LCc

 

 

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