Ask for advice on 3DMAX ceiling making

The production of grid ceilings in 3dsMax is relatively simple: make a cuboid, the length is the length of the room, and the width and height are the grid specifications. The array is then replicated. >>>More

There are several ways to teach you the simplest and most practical way to draw a rectangle the size of a ceiling in the top view, draw a profile of the plaster line with a line in the front view, and then find the "chamfer profile" command in the modification panel, select the rectangle, just pick the profile, and you can also adjust the direction of the plaster line according to the adjustment gizmo, and the same is true for secondary ceilings.

Once you have a plane, make a geometry that is the same shape as the concave surface. After the two overlap and put them together, you can exclude them.

Insert with cloth.

It's exhausting to do without plugins. >>>More

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 lattice 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, and then extrude under the polygon, enter the size you think is appropriate, and OK.