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I tried modeling this with modifiers:



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Ideally I want to create only the part on one side and have the other two added by modifiers.



How would you do this? I mirrored it 90 degrees once and then copied the original to the top. Can I apply two separate mirror modifiers on one object, so they don't apply on top of each other? That way I could mirror the original 90 degrees in Z and 90 degrees in Y direction without ending up with four objects.






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    I tried modeling this with modifiers:



    enter image description here



    Ideally I want to create only the part on one side and have the other two added by modifiers.



    How would you do this? I mirrored it 90 degrees once and then copied the original to the top. Can I apply two separate mirror modifiers on one object, so they don't apply on top of each other? That way I could mirror the original 90 degrees in Z and 90 degrees in Y direction without ending up with four objects.






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      I tried modeling this with modifiers:



      enter image description here



      Ideally I want to create only the part on one side and have the other two added by modifiers.



      How would you do this? I mirrored it 90 degrees once and then copied the original to the top. Can I apply two separate mirror modifiers on one object, so they don't apply on top of each other? That way I could mirror the original 90 degrees in Z and 90 degrees in Y direction without ending up with four objects.






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      I tried modeling this with modifiers:



      enter image description here



      Ideally I want to create only the part on one side and have the other two added by modifiers.



      How would you do this? I mirrored it 90 degrees once and then copied the original to the top. Can I apply two separate mirror modifiers on one object, so they don't apply on top of each other? That way I could mirror the original 90 degrees in Z and 90 degrees in Y direction without ending up with four objects.






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          I would make this with linked duplications that I would join later on, but you could do it with 2 Mirror modifiers:




          • Create your shape. Put an empty on the axis.

          • Give your shape a Mirror modifier, choose the empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the empty 45° on the Z axis.

          • Create a second empty (perhaps another shape) at the exact same place as the first one.

          • Give your shape a second Mirror modifier, choose the second empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the second empty 45° on the Y axis.

          • You should be right.


          enter image description here






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            Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
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          $begingroup$

          I would make this with linked duplications that I would join later on, but you could do it with 2 Mirror modifiers:




          • Create your shape. Put an empty on the axis.

          • Give your shape a Mirror modifier, choose the empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the empty 45° on the Z axis.

          • Create a second empty (perhaps another shape) at the exact same place as the first one.

          • Give your shape a second Mirror modifier, choose the second empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the second empty 45° on the Y axis.

          • You should be right.


          enter image description here






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            Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
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          $begingroup$

          I would make this with linked duplications that I would join later on, but you could do it with 2 Mirror modifiers:




          • Create your shape. Put an empty on the axis.

          • Give your shape a Mirror modifier, choose the empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the empty 45° on the Z axis.

          • Create a second empty (perhaps another shape) at the exact same place as the first one.

          • Give your shape a second Mirror modifier, choose the second empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the second empty 45° on the Y axis.

          • You should be right.


          enter image description here






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            Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
            $endgroup$
            – itmuckel
            58 mins ago














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          $begingroup$

          I would make this with linked duplications that I would join later on, but you could do it with 2 Mirror modifiers:




          • Create your shape. Put an empty on the axis.

          • Give your shape a Mirror modifier, choose the empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the empty 45° on the Z axis.

          • Create a second empty (perhaps another shape) at the exact same place as the first one.

          • Give your shape a second Mirror modifier, choose the second empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the second empty 45° on the Y axis.

          • You should be right.


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer











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          I would make this with linked duplications that I would join later on, but you could do it with 2 Mirror modifiers:




          • Create your shape. Put an empty on the axis.

          • Give your shape a Mirror modifier, choose the empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the empty 45° on the Z axis.

          • Create a second empty (perhaps another shape) at the exact same place as the first one.

          • Give your shape a second Mirror modifier, choose the second empty as Mirror Object.

          • Rotate the second empty 45° on the Y axis.

          • You should be right.


          enter image description here







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            Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
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            Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
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          Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
          $endgroup$
          – itmuckel
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          Oh man, I tried that using only one empty for mirroring. Of course that couldn't work. Thank you!
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