*using version 2012
1./ First I have to import my floor plan showed in previous exercise. Finally some 3D action :)
Then I will create walls etc. from floor plan. Simple. Or is it?
2./ Importing
>Opened max
*IMPORTANT! Set the same units as you have in AutoCAD (I have Meters)
> Clicked Max icon
> Import
> New window opens - in Derive selected 'Entity, blocks as Nods Hierarchy
> Import
*Set view to Orthogonal
NEXT
> Extrude or Put blocks on it
And now begins the painful and tiring truth. Found out that I have to many lines and they are stupidly putted together and some are even not in contact. So I have to:
'' Take one step back''
1./ I have to prepare my floor plan for 3Ds max to be turned into a 3D model. So I will be able to extrude my round walls with no problem.
I have designed my house a little bit extraordinary and a bit unrealistic (glass walls etc..). Just having fun.
2./ Rearrange in AutoCAD once again:
I marked them so you can see I Joined lines together. Not group, JOIN. I also deleted furniture, doors and people. I do not need them now.
Now to import again. (*Without all of these element it is easier for my computer to handle)
Problem!
I will try Importing again with increasing smoothness.
I have no idea what I am doing.
Increased smoothness on 90 and curve steps on 100.
WHY?! When I try to convert round circle into editable poly it disappear! Frustrating (T.T)
Tried every possible thing to extrude it properly, but couldn't. So this is how it looked:
Tried setting different views (Consistent colors)
They are hollow!
Every thing else was extruded using Face extrude. (Convert to editable poly, select face and Face extrude)
< hollow walls
Added standard material.
3./ Tutorial about extruding faces.
4./ Everytime gets hrader and harder to get to know 3Ds max. It has so many problems I just do not know how to solve. About those hollow walls I didn't find anything on the internet... With other objects I didn't have problem extruding.
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