Golf Ball

[hofe_design]

Drawn up using AutoCAD 2000i.

[Wanderer]

Drawn up using AutoCAD 2000i.very cool! how did you do the dimples?

[hofe_design]

Using larger spheres that intersect the big sphere. 2D array over all axis then subtract.

[Glenn Pope]

Very 8-)

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[Maverick91]

Drawn up using AutoCAD 2000i.
Cool! How'd you do the logo and numeral?

[robert.1.hall72202]

I love it!!!!!! Only cuz I am such a golf nut.

[hofe_design]

I did the logo just by adding it in through photoshop. Copy and paste thats all!

[Kris.Keller]

Several of my co-workers would like to use the real thing. We have several fanatics here.

[macwizzy06]

Using larger spheres that intersect the big sphere. 2D array over all axis then subtract.
Hey, that's quite...something!!! Is it purely a 2D design or does it have 3D touches? Can it be viewed, rotated, etc in 3D?

[hofe_design]

Hey, that's quite...something!!! Is it purely a 2D design or does it have 3D touches? Can it be viewed, rotated, etc in 3D?

Of course! The whole thing is a 3D model with the dimples all the way round.

[Mike.Perry]

Of course! The whole thing is a 3D model with the dimples all the way round.Hi Craigp

Are you still using AutoCAD 2000i or have you upgraded to AutoCAD 2006 (or equivalent Autodesk product)?

Why? - If you are using AutoCAD 2006 (or similar), you could post a 3D DWF of your model (people can then Pan, Rotate, Zoom etc).

:beer: Mike

[hofe_design]

Hi Craigp

Are you still using AutoCAD 2000i or have you upgraded to AutoCAD 2006 (or equivalent Autodesk product)?

Why? - If you are using AutoCAD 2006 (or similar), you could post a 3D DWF of your model (people can then Pan, Rotate, Zoom etc).

:beer: Mike

Yeah still using the good old 2000i.

[tlewald]

very impressive.

i would have be interested in toying around with the DWF - that would have been fun for the whole family!