Roleplaying
We’re gonna continue with the bunk beds today, so let’s get started.
We start Cheetah3D again, and continue to work on the bunk bed. We create another box, shape it like a plank, set the cottage wood texture to it and use it to build a frame around the bed. You don’t want your guests to fall out of bed.
Now we create a box, just a little wider that the mattress, and then a cylinder that we place at the top of it, that we shape a little oval. This will be out blanket. We will use the Magnet tool to make this a little more realistic.
Now we start FilterForge and browse for blanket textures, and I found a good one that looks almost knitted. There are a lot of texture filters like this, as many uses FilterForge for Second Life textures.
Here is one good texture that I can use for a blanket.
And another one…
And yet another one. Now I have a bunch of textures for the blankets, let’s apply some. We apply the texture to the blanket object that we have modified with the magnet tool to give it a natural look.
We now group the whole bed section, and make a copy of that group, move it up and we have a real bunk bed. We set different blanket textures on the top and lower bed to add realism. But how can you get into the top bed? We need a ladder, that we quickly put together using the same technique as I’ve shown before.
And a contact sheet with six bunk beds, some naked and some with blankets. This is a good selection.
Tomorrow we will make a few more, I got an idea.
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