Autodesk Alias Studio Tutorial – Tennis Racket – Alias Course

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Modelling a Tennis Racket 2 – 4 days Estimated

This tutorial was posted September 2009 by Martin Tyminski at:

www.aliasdesign.autodesk.com

IMHO. the most difficult parts of this model are

  • Blending the forked shaft with the main frame
  • modelling the stringing

Today I have several imgs. for you.

The first shows a student’s first try at making the transitional blend surface, room for improvement.

The others shows her much improved solutions, which I hope look a lot sweeter.

The tutorial is well laid out, beautifully illustrated and a real challenge to complete.
gusset-1
gusset-2
String geometry
stringing-3
stringing-3
Individual sections of strings assigned different colours to create logo
Frame with string protectorsThe last 2 imgs. are my own model
Finished racket

I used project and trim divide and then assigned various shaders to create some quick decorative detail

Logo trim divided and shaded

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