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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can draw a ceiling cross-section with a spline and then chamfer the section to pick the path. You can also directly use polygons to model, add wire extrusion and the like to make light grooves.
Use the Rounded Corner Tool along the top width of the wallglyph outline, outline the line, round the shed, and then squeeze the hidden boy. If you have more questions, you can click on the ID to consult.
What kind of ceiling screenshot comes up.
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How to draw the gypsum line of the European ceiling: the modeling is in the front view with a section of the line and the top angle line, and the style is determined by yourself. Then go to the top view and draw the path where you want to make the top corner, that is, the top surface that you want to do the top corner. >>>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 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.
The specific operation steps are more complicated, so I won't talk about it, and here is the answer to the idea of building this model. >>>More