modeling a tea table!

[remizana]

Hi guys

I am trying to model a tea table like this:

but I do not know how to make the geometry which is below the glass.

I appreciate if somebody guides.

[ReMark]

I would try lofting two different profiles representing the front and back edges of one of the supports.

[remizana]

thanks for the reply

 

I tried so many times , it seems ridiculous, but it is the best I did:

I think my problem is with creating the original path (spline)....

[ReMark]

Yes, the profile at the narrower end doesn't appear to be correct.

 

Do you have any other views of the table? Maybe a top view?

Edited August 14, 2016 by ReMark

[ReMark]

This is what I came up with.

 

[remizana]

WOW!! it is much more better than what I did...

could you please explain the steps...

 

This is what i have:

[ReMark]

OK, I see from the two new pictures you have added that I would have to modify my profiles as it appears the bases have an additional curve to them which I totally missed.

 

As far as my first attempt goes it was basically what I mentioned to you in my first response to your request for help. I created two profiles and did a loft between them. Nothing very special or unusual about that.

 

Where are you located by the way?

Edited August 15, 2016 by ReMark

[remizana]

thank you so much, for the help, please let me know if you come up with a better result.

 

So faraway ...Tehran, Iran:)

[ReMark]

remizana: Have you made any further progress? Unfortunately I am unable to devote any time to the problem.

[ReMark]

I believe the OP had the above image only as a reference to work from.

[Cad64]

I wonder if he ever figured out how to make that table?

[ADSK2007]

here is another "very quick" approach - you can see the steps and modifiers used on right side of the screen

 

 

Regards

 

 

Adsk

[remizana]

I think this is very close to the original picture, and a little bit different

It is very easy approach . thank you so much

[remizana]

Hi , Actually dear members, represented creative approach, but none of them

got the exact model.

and I am She!!!

I teach "how to make basic modern and simple objects" for interior designing.

[ADSK2007]

Close enough?

[tzframpton]

Good work. I never really had the opportunity to fully dive into 3ds. I always wish I could. Just never enough time.

 

-TZ

[remizana]

wow!!! excellent.

thank you so much , I finally got my answer8)

[Gillifr]

Well, It seems, that on the photos both "legs" of the table is the same shape, while yours one is pretty correct, one is not... why not duplicate the correct one?