steps to create an Automata

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Thu, 03/12/2009 - 10:59pm

hugo leandro

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steps to create an Automata

To Rob Ives:

Dear Rob,

I've followed all your post, homepage and your work since 2004 and I would like to say I'm one of your greatest fan. I wonder if you could make more tutorials, this time about steps you follow to build a model. For example, do you draw first in a paper or go through to the computer? Do you think first in the mechanisms or in the character? Which programms do you use to build them? It would be nice to know more about creation process. I've followed also the photos, videos and comments. They're really nice. If it doesn't demand a lot of time, please deal with the requesting!

Fri, 04/12/2009 - 8:51am

robives

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Fun!

Sounds like an interesting idea. I'll have a go with the next model I do, once I complete the xor-goat

Fri, 04/12/2009 - 6:50pm

Pcharlebois

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Agree

I agree with Hugo, as I noticed in your latest workshop notes, that you drawn out by hand you parts layout, I find this interesting. I would have thought you work it out on the computer?

Does this mean that all your prototype parts are drawn first by hand then computer generated?

Regards,

Paul C.

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