Invisible escreveu:
> The problem is that, fundamentally, it's very hard to manipulate 
> straight lines in a way that approximates curves. 10 years ago I used a 
> couple of editors that would let you do things like move several points 
> at once, or have a "magnet" feature where nearby points were sort of 
> "pulled" towards where you're clicking, but the basic problem is that 
> it's almost impossible to make anything good out of straight lines. 
> (Unless, of course, you're actually *trying* to make something with 
> straight lines - in which case it's fairly easy.)
> 
> For all the wizzy features of those editors of old, even creating an 
> object as trivial as a banana was impossibly difficult. And, for some 
> reason, modern editors seem to have drastically fewer tools to help. 

oh, please...

http://blenderartists.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=85399&d=1253912116

all I did was start with the standard Blender box, select the top face 
and extrude it from various different view points (CTRL+left mouse 
button) and scale each new segment accordingly.

I then rendered after adding a subdivision surface modifier up to level 
3 in the top image and  without it in the bottom image to show the very 
geometric and simple cage that is what I effectively deal with...

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