Toy Car body remodeling
No step file to be found.
But, yes, I can help with sculpting. It will be a new model though.
Depending on the model, converting a STEP model (B=Rep) into a T-Spline often does not yield usable results.
But where there's a will, there's a way 😉
I am not sure what you are referring to with "the canvas trick" but I doubt it's needed.
This vehicle was created from very simple geometric shapes and can be re-created entirely with the solid modeling tools in Fusion 360. No sculpting needed. It's not that it could not be used, but it isn't needed 😉
We'd need to have a better understanding of what exactly you want to change e.g. a pencil sketch with dimensions etc to be able to provide some guidance as to how thatch be done.
@JDMather wrote:
@ninolemann wrote:
...so i probably do it all by myself.
should i try with the canvas trick? or whats the best way to capture a form?
That is what I would do.
If you can find some good straight-on images from top, front, side... ...you can put those on canvases to trace over.
Better yet, if you can shell out $25 and use photos and caliper measurements of actual toy.
Donate the toy or keep it for yourself when done.
If only images were available that would certainly my preferred method. It's worked fine so far.
However one of the posts had the actual model attached. Below is an image.
I that case I'd recreate that model with parametric solids, an take measurements with the digital tools in Fusion 360.
If I were to convert this into a sculpt model I'd export a .stl, open it in Blender an re-topologize the geometry either manually, or using Retopoflow. Then I'd export the resultant quad mesh into Fusion 360.
