What does the term 'Perpendicularly Extrude' mean? I got it from a 3D Studio Max tutorial and don't understand what it wants me to do.
It asks me to:
'Select the edges [like on the left] and perpendicularly extrude towards the interior.' (This is in relation to the creation of a model ear).
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Posted 22 March 2006 - 02:18 AM
Dunno if this answers you question, but...
perpendicularly = 90°
so what they mean i guess is when you extrude (you can do that by dragging the polygon, after you took the extrude tool) you have to drag at a straight angle inwards.
Thats MHO off course, hope it helped a little.
Not good at 3D, i'm still learning, and i kinda gave up on 3DSMax and started out in Cinema4D, cos it makes a lot more sense.
perpendicularly = 90°
so what they mean i guess is when you extrude (you can do that by dragging the polygon, after you took the extrude tool) you have to drag at a straight angle inwards.
Thats MHO off course, hope it helped a little.
Not good at 3D, i'm still learning, and i kinda gave up on 3DSMax and started out in Cinema4D, cos it makes a lot more sense.
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Posted 23 March 2006 - 08:22 AM
Thanks very much!
Now I'm having trouble understanding what a tutorial is asking me to do.
http://www.3dtotal.com/ffa/tutorials/max/j...f_the_eyes1.asp
The whole sphere cap part near the bottom has me scratching my head.
Anybody help a guy in need?
Never used Cinema4D.
Now I'm having trouble understanding what a tutorial is asking me to do.
http://www.3dtotal.com/ffa/tutorials/max/j...f_the_eyes1.asp
The whole sphere cap part near the bottom has me scratching my head.
Anybody help a guy in need?
Never used Cinema4D.
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