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Anonymous users2024-01-23Two ideas are offered:
The first method: I don't know how many segments your model has, if you want to draw grooves, use the Draw Deformation under polygon command to try it; The second method: directly select the edge or select the face to be made at the groove for inward extrusion (it must be reasonably routed before extrusion), and then subdivide to smooth the model.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22How it works; 1. Drag and drop the files you want to merge into the current scene, and select the merge files, and the model can be merged into the same scene.
2. Directly press the file - merge (the English version is file-merge), and select the furniture file you want to get in.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The easiest way to do this is to draw a line and then give a base on the back.
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Anonymous users2024-01-203DMAX can be used to deal with the grooves on the column with "Boolean operation", but if you use the "Smooth" type modifier later, it can be very troublesome, so the correct way should be "polygon", which is achieved by "extruding" or "chamfering" faces, as shown below: (the detailed shape lies in the setting of parameters and the adjustment of points).
What kind of ceiling screenshot comes up.
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Modeling of cabinet renderings - model of door panels - hardware and appliances, and decorations have models, and then pour in these models, and finally set up the lighting, and render cabinets with rendering engines such as vray and mentray.
The detailed steps are too complicated to explain. It can only tell you that after using CAD import extrusion to make the layer, the line is rectangled, and then the custom section is scanned (provided that there is a cross-section). The innermost grid is polygonal, and then the same plane is heavier than this model, there are segments in the plane, and they are divided into the number of squares they want, and then select the quick slice under the model polygon command bar, cut according to the grid on the plane, and select the edges under the polygon after cutting, it will automatically select those edges you just cut out, and then extrude under the polygon, enter the size you think is appropriate, and OK, I hope it can help you.
It's a very deep question, and it's going to take it step by step, and it's going to take a lot of commands, modifiers, and routing techniques. >>>More
What kind of furniture model to make, there are no dimensions and picture materials.