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Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
you have a tutorial voice -
Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
I've been using patches more and more lately for initial blockouts for curved or semi-curved surfaces, and after my earlier question poll if anyone really used them, I figured a couple of video tuts were in order, especially now that I have decent screen recording software. These are on youtube in 720p res so you can see… -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
Bridge is just a manual sort of operation, so it takes longer, you can just create a new patch then target weld the verts. Inset is just a bevel with 0 height. Patch on right, poly on left. Patch tools aren't quite as hotkey friendly, but they can do most of the same things. The one thing I miss is edge removal and an… -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
you can inset, bevel , extrude. I forget if there is a function that lets you bridge, and it just has a different name. They updated the tools a little in version 4. I don't remember shift drag being possible in patches before that version. -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
I don't think so, poly modeling has been extended over the years in max but stuff like this hasn't really changed since max 2.5 or so. -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
Is there any way to do operations like bridge and inset and such? D: -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
Some cool ideas thanks for doing those =) They seem a touch more useful now but I'll have to play with them again some time soon. Thanks again! -
Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
thanks man, will check these out
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