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Anonymous users2024-01-24Build a polygon. Relative connection, forming a face, selecting the middle edge for chamfering.
Then it's as simple as separating it, and giving the material separately, and what remains after the separation is a face, and it's good to integrate the material, how much you want, just copy the past.
Extrude with a piece to become a polygonal shape, make an integrated ceiling shape, and adjust the UVW map.
There's no need, it's just a bathroom, just stick a non-slip one.
Whether the effect is good or not has nothing to do with this form (lamp with fan), whether the effect is good depends on whether the air volume and pressure of the integrated ventilation fan are enough.
Generally, bathrooms have exhaust ducts, which look the same as kitchens. Opening the exhaust port on the wall will not affect the load-bearing, but some have external wall insulation, and the opening will affect the leakage of the wall, and the general property will not let it open.
The size of the bath bomb should match the specifications of the integrated ceiling - I don't know what your question is?