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Parametric modeling in the modifier stack - 3ds Max Tutorial
From the course: Learning 3ds Max 2020
Parametric modeling in the modifier stack
- [Instructor] The modifier stack is a powerful method for building up prestige role or parametric models from building blocks. Starting from primitives and adding so called modifiers in order to change the shape or have various effects. We'll use that to build a propeller for our little toy drone in this example. So let's start by creating a chamfer box, and that's a box that has rounder corners or filleted or chamfered edges, and it's found in the Create panel, in the Geometry category in the pull down list. Instead of Standard Primitives, we want to choose Extended Primitives. And now we see Chamfer Box. Select that, and click and drag in the perspective view. Hold down the mouse to define the footprint of that chamfer box. Release the mouse and then move the cursor upward to define the height of the chamfer box. Click the mouse once, and then move the cursor to define the chamfer or fillet amount. And once you have some amount of fillet or chamfer, click again to complete the box…
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Choosing display units and grid options7m 34s
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Parametric modeling in the modifier stack7m 25s
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Cloning an object as an instance6m 26s
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Creating shapes and splines4m
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Extruding splines with the Sweep modifier3m 49s
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Sub-object transforms and symmetry7m 53s
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Activating the Modeling Ribbon tools4m 20s
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Extruding polygons with the Editable Poly Ribbon6m 14s
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Adding detail with Swift Loop and constraints6m 1s
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Rounding corners with Chamfer5m 34s
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