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Re: Average Verts On A Curve
Constrain to edge in vert mode and align on the correct axis? Means you'd have to do it loop by loop, but that should work. Kinda tedious. EDIT: What cptSwing linked seems pretty cool. -
Re: 3dsmax inflate mesh
yeah you can either use the push modifier for global inflating. Or you could move verts/edges/polys with the normal constrain if you prefe to just inflate a specific part of the model. -
Re: Outliner 2.0 - Scene management tool for 3ds Max
Hooray there's a work around for it. Oh... but it can punch you in the nuts. I'm animating with lots of objects, bones, controllers and constrains all with specific names, its not worth the risk, especially with the other headaches. -
Re: Retopo - Should Poles be avoided completely?
Agreed. It is strange. I don't know - maybe it's because it's primarily for manufacturing and design purposes...? The few I've spoken to on the Autodesk forum don't come from a game development background so some of my approaches/workflows were alien to them? They're very particular about constraining sketches and having… -
Re: Modo surface snapping
Is there a way to do this where the mesh you are constraining to the background isn't completely flattened but keeps its shape and is just deformed by the background mesh? -
Re: Vertical Farm Environment (large image)
Not completely sure what you mean Shep, but I can lighten it overall. Perhaps nixing most of the support matrixish stuff would work and constraining it to two columns and maybe on horizontal cross piece? -
Re: modeling question - max
I normally set the verts to be constrained to edge, and then move them manually till they sit on the surface. Then I target weld the other side to it. It's almost 99.9999999% accurate, depending on how well you eyeball. -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2010 Edition!
It's modeled. I made the shape by tracing the Black Label clothing line logo in 3d. then i background constrained it to the top canister. Here's the hipoly.. -
Re: Zbrush 4r8 Issues?
the problem with this is that it doesn't allow for pressure sensitivity along the stroke with the way, shift used to work, you could vary the intensity of the stroke while still constraining it I really hope, that this feature gets an update soon -
Re: 3DS snapping vertices?
Sounds to me like you're looking for this: This will align to X, Y, Z anything you have selected. Combine it with constrain to get more control as well.
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