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# 1 25-01-2007 , 03:54 AM

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How i can make Military net with spikes ... like in the wars ??? user added image

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# 2 25-01-2007 , 04:05 AM

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I'm so sorry for the post it must not be here in technical issues .. i made a mistake sry again user added image

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# 3 28-01-2007 , 09:30 PM

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Got a reference photo?

It helps to see what you're modeling and also for us to be able to help you with it. I can't tell you how to model something when I have no idea what it looks like.

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# 4 28-01-2007 , 09:44 PM

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# 5 29-01-2007 , 06:55 AM

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You could create a curve path in the shape of the fenceing and then extrude a cylinder along the curve path. Then just duplicate the extruded cylinder until you have your fence built.

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# 6 29-01-2007 , 11:05 AM

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You've asked the same question in two threads with different pictures as to what you want to model?

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# 7 29-01-2007 , 05:30 PM

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i put this thread in wrong section ... and now when he asked i get the idea of other net and i said " ok why i must make new thread i will use this one " thats why user added image

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# 8 29-01-2007 , 05:41 PM

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ehhh, so which "military net" do you want? the one here or the other, there two different objects????

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# 9 29-01-2007 , 07:07 PM

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Both the other with spikes will be on the top of this like in jails :attn:

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# 10 29-01-2007 , 07:29 PM

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do a forum search for 'chain link fence' cause i did a quick run-though that led to the creation of a regular chain-link fence.

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# 11 30-01-2007 , 12:07 AM

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Yeah, I'm thinking that you need to decide what you want to model first, then ask questions on how to model it. Don't change your idea right in the middle of an explanation.

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# 12 30-01-2007 , 07:18 AM

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You didn't understand me well i want to model the two object not only the barb wire barb wire + this net will be perfect 10x all

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# 13 30-01-2007 , 07:53 AM

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Okay. I stand by my first reply.

Create a curve path and extrude a cylinder along the path. You can do that for the fence as well as the barbed wire. For the "barbs", just create one barb and then duplicate it along the path of the barbed wire.

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