First, we start FilterForge<\/a> and create some more different cloth textures using different filters. This one looks very Persian to me.<\/p>\n And a more abstract pattern.<\/p>\n And flowers, with a filter I happened to make by mistake. I was trying to create branch knots for a wood texture when I got those roses, so I decided to make a filter out of them.<\/p>\n Now we go into Cheetah3D<\/a>, and reuse our cylinder from yesterday, but make a new plane.<\/p>\n We move one of the corners to make it look to be diagonally cut. Then we subdivide the resulting polygon so we can make it a little bumpy.<\/p>\n Here we made a larger bump, then made a Catmull-Clark subdvision to smooth it out. This is one of many different unwrapped pieces I made. I want the different rolls to look different to avoid the “this looks all the same” problem.<\/p>\n Here is one render, as you can see I got the corners rounded, so I only used this model for a few rolls. I realized to late I should only have Catmull-Clark subdivided the bulge, not all polygons. The pattern from one of Mardars filters.<\/p>\n And here is another roll, where I used an almost flat piece and straight cut, only a little lifted in the corner.<\/p>\n And at last today, he persian pattern on one of yesterdays model.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/08\/rolls2-01.jpg\" "\\"rolls2-01\\"")
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