3D Starter Generator

3d modell eines Starter Generators einer AB212, gemacht mit Blender und Gimp

Danke an die community von http://blendpolis.de/f/blender.php und der http://blender-materials.org/

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3D modell of an starter-generator which is a part of the helicopter AB212
animation made with blender and gimp

thanks to blendpolis.de - community and blender open material repository

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 3D
• Blender
• Animation
• Generator
• Starter
• DC-motor
• Airplanepart
• CGI
• open-source
• blender3d
• ab212
• huey
• helicopter
• AB
• 212
• motor
• alternator
• dc
• electric
• electricity
• magnetism
• physics
• science
• technology
• teaching
• learning
• 3-D
• simulation
• animation
• synchronization
• ac
• synchronous
• generator
• grid
• power
• network
• engineering
• edumation
• mustafa
• daif
• electronics
• energy

[Oebay7]

Dear Pummerl,

May i use this video for my website?

best regards,

Oebay

[pummerl]

@Oebay7 sure, do it

[DanFrederiksen]

very nice. I guess that took a long time to make?

[pummerl]

it took about 3 months

which is very fast for a spare-time project

but i had i time limit, so it must be finished

[Raymondchy2000]

Great !, Is the Proe 2.0 have explodion capture in Style mode? which verion you do it ?

[pummerl]

it´s made with blender, version 2.4anything

it was a beta-version, because aproximate AO

wasn´t integrated in the stable releases, now it is

[fireraisr]

wow, that's amazing

[zombiescottsman]

Iam a aviation tech and i overhaule these units as well as the 400SG163Q-2 great work....

[werigh]

Thank you for your answer, very much appreciated.

[Dramen93]

(cont.) I believe you can also make parts of a mechanism move together by rigging them a certain way, so if you move one part all the others follow suit.

I'm not entirely sure about that one because I haven't done much of that yet in Blender, but it's pretty likely it has such a feature.

[Dramen93]

You have to basically animate things, but you can add stuff like soft body physics, cloth physics, fluid physics and also field physics (wind, gravity, etc.) to simulate a realistic feel. For instance, said wind turbine could cause surrounding scraps of paper or whatever to blow away in the wind it creates, if you add a wind field. You could also have it melt, explode, or whatever the hell else you want it to do. You just have to learn how.

[werigh]

Can Blender be used to simulate real-life conditions effects on a model? For instance, could a wind turbine model made in Blender show how the real thing would behave, with torque data?

[101blender]

Excellent work. Have you ever considered becoming a 3D visualizer for a company? I'm sure you could help them out tremendously.

[sman5690]

this is fantastic! thumbs up ;)