How to Modeling Scope. Step by Step.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2023
- Hey guys! In today's video I bring you some techniques to improve your hardsurface modeling skills.
Today we are going to create a scope with a very interesting designer. If you like the content, subscribe to the channel and leave your like. Comment here what you would like to see in the next videos. Let's go to class
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nice video, easy and to the point, and nice modeling skills too. cheers bro!! Im subscriving
Thanks bro! I'm glad it helped. Success! Let's go!
Hi Igor! Thanks for the video! I would like to ask you something that I don't understand. At minute 16:28, how do you convert the star-shaped border into a perfect circle? I see a combination of keys, but when I press them, nothing happens.
Hey bro! Thanks for comment. In this part i use the script loop regularizer.
Search in the google "download loop regularizer for 3ds max.
Download it, after drag into your 3ds max scene.
In Costumize tab you can add a shortcut for the command.
In my case i use the Ctrl Shift R
Sucess in your studies! Hug.
top demais Igor !!
Vlw Robson Tmj!!
What happened at 11:48? That windage adjustment dial popped out of nowhere. :)
I had a problem with the screen recorder. What I did was create a circle and use the shell to give it thickness. As I had already done this part I redid it again, you can ignore what is already done and follow the new "slider" that is being created from minute 12:24
What does ctrl+shift+R do (16:43)? I dont have that shortcut.
Hi Sr, in this part i use the Loop Regularizer, Follow the link for you to download
www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/loop-regularizer
Drag the script in to 3ds max. In costumize tab select hotkey editor.
Find for Regularizer Edge Loop (EditPoly). Assign the Shortcut ctrl+shift+R.
Done.
Thanks man!!! You help a lot!
thanks for the comment. happy to be able to help. success !! 😁