So, we start up Cheetah3D<\/a> and create a cylinder. We’re gonna make this bridge as fast and simple as possible.<\/p>\n Now, we create two torus rings, and place one on each side of the cylinder.<\/p>\n We use the Boolean join to create one object of the three objects we now have.<\/p>\n We now stretch the combined object to a bridge like shape.<\/p>\n But the edges looks wrong, so I created a large sphere that surrounded most of the object, and did a Boolean intersect to remove the part of the edges that where too stretched.<\/p>\n Now, I used that old “stove-texture” I used before, and applied it, using “frontal” mode to avoid spending ages UV-mapping. This is how it look in the modeler.<\/p>\n Rendering it and then adding drop shadow with my nifty little FilterForge filter, I know, it says making a bridge in Cheetah3D, but adding shadows have to be done and I can either use FilterForge or OmniGraffle for that. So, here it is.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/04\/chb01.jpg\" "\\"chb01\\"")
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