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Extruding a planar surface to a closed volume - 3ds Max Tutorial
From the course: 3ds Max 2019 Essential Training
Extruding a planar surface to a closed volume
- [Instructor] The monitored glass at the front of the monitor here is a perfectly flat plane with no thickness. And I want to give it some thickness so that it will render with physical accuracy. And we can do that, but we have to jump through a couple of extra hoops to make it happen. I'll select that monitor glass object and then isolate the selection. Click on isolate selection, and then get in very close in the lower right corner. I want to be able to see this. We're only going to extrude this a very small amount. Then we can go into polygon subobject mode from the modify panel or from the modeling ribbon, and then we can do our extrude command. One way to access the caddy for that is to click on the options box in the modify panel, and we get the extrude polygons caddy, and we want to give this a very low negative value. So in the amount field type in -0.3 cm, press enter, and we're seeing a preview. And so what it's done is it's not created a new polygon. It's taken the…
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Preparing Boolean operands6m 6s
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Adding edges with Quickslice4m 30s
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Cutting with Boolean subtraction2m 29s
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Creating doors6m 39s
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Using the Modeling ribbon5m 56s
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Creating polygons3m 27s
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Transforming sub-objects5m 35s
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Use the caddy to set options for an inset polygon6m 1s
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Cloning sub-objects with Detach3m 26s
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Branching with Editable Poly Extrude3m 21s
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Simplifying geometry with Remove2m 47s
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Extruding a planar surface to a closed volume4m 44s
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Detailing with Editable Poly Chamfer4m 5s
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Reflecting objects with Mirror6m 11s
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Welding vertices4m 47s
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Refining geometry with SwiftLoop3m 31s
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Constraining sub-object transforms4m 27s
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