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ScarsWe start the journey when I left my bliss
A long and terrible road was this

A cut right here, for an innocent joke
The girl, though, on her tears she did choke

Over here, from being naïve
So quick to follow, so quick to believe

Down on this side, a revealed crush
To most, innocent jest; to me, quite much

On this length of flesh, my immaturity
Oh, how I wish I could forget for eternity

The slashes right here, my insufficient strength
My body couldn’t handle the marching show’s length

The burns on my face, a lack of respect
They watched me explode, but did not repent

The scars right here, from an upset friend
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As promised, here is a step-by-step guide to how I made my Keyblade. I know that a lot of you do not know how to use SolidWorks, but I hope that you enjoy going through the process with me! Dimensions are included if you want them, though they may be a bit large.

The original can be found here: [link]

The program used to create this was SolidWorks 2008.

If you like it, please :+fav: and comment. Makes me want to make more.
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~MarkOfMastery Oct 19, 2012
Thanks, Ill try that
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~MarkOfMastery Oct 19, 2012
How did you mate the chain links to the sword and to each other?
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~JoeCoool Oct 19, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
I just manually positioned the chains and used the 'fix' mate to lock their position.
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~MarkOfMastery Oct 19, 2012
What gloss blue did you use?
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~JoeCoool Oct 19, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
High gloss, if I had to guess. Play around with the options and lighting until you find a material that you like.
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~MarkOfMastery Oct 19, 2012
Hi, how do you add the polished gold and gloss blue and all those things? I'm not sure how to get to where I need to be to do it.
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~JoeCoool Oct 19, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
If you have PhotoWorks installed along with your copy of SolidWorks, you fist need to make sure that it's in use; you can do this by going to the add-ins menu on the top bar. On the right of the screen, there should be a little tab for PhotoWorks. Click there and browse through the different materials. Once you find one you want, you can just drag it onto the feature you want in the feature tree on the left.

If you don't have PhotoWorks, you might be able to change the color or the feature in question by adjusting the appearances for that feature. Unfortunately, I no longer have SolidWorks installed on my computer, so I can't check on that for you, but I hope one of these two methods works for you. Good luck!
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~Kuro-nan Sep 18, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
awesome tutorial!! X3 I'm just starting to use solid works 0w0
I'll try it someday!
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~JoeCoool Sep 18, 2012  Professional Interface Designer
Awesome! If you have any questions about SolidWorks, please don't hesitate to ask me!
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Mood: Joy ~Kuro-nan Sep 19, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
well... I tried my luck already
but I had some trouble with the render... it looks very bright and stuff XD

[link]

Any tips on rendering for this noob?
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