Once again this is a very simple model, and again you will use the basic steps commonly used to create models with Amapi 3D:
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The cap’s head
Þ Step 1: Make a sphere
q Tool: Sphere
Create a sphere. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Construction/3D Primitives/Sphere |
Þ Step 2: Make a half sphere
q Tool: Delete Facet
1. With the Delete Facet tool and the lasso (PC: click the right button/Mac: Command+click), select the lower half of the sphere.
q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Modeling/Delete |
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Þ Step 3: Squash the half sphere
q Tool: Scale
Take the Scale tool and squash the half sphere slightly, as shown. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Assembly/Scale |
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Þ Step 4: Mirror the half head
q Tool: Mirror 3D
Mirror the half sphere under itself. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Assembly/Symmetry |
Þ Step 5: Weld the two half heads
q Tool: Weld
Weld the two parts of the head together. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Assembly/Welding |
Þ Step 6: Prepare the beginning of the body
q Tool: Delete facet
1. With the Delete Facet tool and the lasso (PC: click the right button/Mac: Command+click), select the lower row of facets.
q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Modeling/Delete |
The cap’s body
Þ Step 1: The cap’s body
q Tool: Curve Extract
Select the Curve Extract tool and validate. A circle is automatically created. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Construction/Extract Curve |
Þ Step 2: The cap’s body (continued)
q Tool: Extrusion
With the Extrusion tool, build the body and close the bottom. q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Construction/Extrusion |
Head and body assembly
q Tool: Weld
Weld together the head and the body. The result is a champagne cap!
q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Assembly/Welding |
Smoothing the cap
q Tool: Smooth (partial smoothing)
1. To avoid undesired deformations on the body, select only the upper portion of the cap.
q See the detailed explanations in the chapter: User Manual/Tools/Modeling/Smooth |