- Top level project lifecycle for new x-ray machine model
- 3D X-ray model – my project charter
- 3D x-ray model project – Phase2: Planning
- Control panel design for 3D x-ray model
- C-arm broad design for 3D x-ray model
- The bench design for the x-ray model
- X-ray model design – floor and ceiling mounts
- Let the modelling begin: the patient bench
- Started the C-arm modelling
- Small example of things not working in 3D modeling #Blender
- Fixed those few modelling challenges #Blender
- A little work on the C-Arm of the model #Blender
- Lessons Learnt: Unwrapping and moving textures from #Blender to #DAZStudio
- Textures for the C-arm model #Blender #DAZStudio
- Progress with the C-arm mount interface #Blender
- The control panel for the x-ray #Blender
- Ceiling mount added #Blender
- The model of the monitor is complete
- How did I make the x-ray machine model?
- User Testing – finalising my model of an x-ray machine
As mentioned previously, my first step is to set out a project charter for how I am going to approach creating this new model of an x-ray machine. So here it is:
Charter
Purpose
My purpose is to create a 3D model of an x-ray machine that can be sold at an online market place. Ideally it will be rigged, but this is not essential.
Success Criteria
1. Shaped like reference pictures
2. Accurate textures
3. Appropriate groupings of components
4. Descriptive naming of components
5. No stray geometry
6. Successfully imports into other products (e.g. DAZ Studio and Unreal Engine and Unity)
Assumptions & Constraints
1. I can find appropriate reference photos
2. I can develop my skills in Blender sufficiently to model the object
2. I can develop my skills in Blender sufficiently to model the object
Broad Schedule
Reference photos collected: 7 April 2017
Completion date: 30 June 2017
Completion date: 30 June 2017
Thanks for reading
Greg
PS: I got an offer of an interview for a Project Officer job today. I wonder whether positing this using a project methodology is responsible for that.
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