First, we jump into Cheetah3D<\/a> and create a new plane for out roll. I’ve saved all the old ones by grouping a roll and a plane together, then set them invisible. Good if I find a new pattern that I want to make a roll from. We move a corner, just as yesterday for a diagonal cut.<\/p>\n Now, we do a linear subdivide using the polygon operation, not by the menu, by adding a subdivision object to our plane.<\/p>\n The result is as good as doing it manually a few times, but much faster.<\/p>\n Now we \u00a0concentrate on the corner, by selecting a number of polygons, raise them and rotate them, then pick a smaller selection and repeating that.<\/p>\n As you can see, it is kind of rough now when I’ve bent this corner a lot. But by selecting the modified polygons we can change that.<\/p>\n After a Catmull-Clark subdivision on just those polygons, we smooth that part out.<\/p>\n Now we start FilterForge<\/a> and make some new textures. First, I added leaves to my flowery filter, looks even better now.<\/p>\n And here is another texture made with the same filter.<\/p>\n And at last, a texture made with another filter, I think this one was from Mardar too.\u00a0 And some rolls of cloth.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/4eyes.code66.se\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/08\/rolls3-01.jpg\" "\\"rolls3-01\\"")
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