question to modelers

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

Hello have a question to make to all the modellers

 

Wend you are making a fuselage do you do the air intake on the fuselage or do you model it separately and then import it?

 

 

Thanks in advance for the help

 

Cocas

[+Dave 2,320]

From what I know, it depends on how it blends into the fuselage. More often than not though they are made separately.

[+bobrock 15]

Dave is correct, it depends on many factors, how they blend, the complexity of the shape... your skills...

 

There's not a correct answer, I usually start modeling the basic shape from the fuselage and then I detach it. Mostly for detailing and texturing purposes.

Can you show what you're referring to?

[+Julhelm 266]

I usually extrude the intake from the fuselage and then add detail by inserting new edgeloops so that my mesh conforms and I don't get a lot of triangles.

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

thanks for all the help my skills are poor its my frist project in 3dmax

 

im working on the Hal Marut tomorow morning gmt time i whill post a 3-view of the aircraft

 

again thanks

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

here are the 3-views

 

 

 

 

 

thanks for the help

Edited March 25, 2009 by cocas

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

hello again

 

Can any one please tell me what are this shadows on my model

 

 

 

 

 

[+76.IAP-Blackbird 3,557]

One Marut is avaible on capuns site so far I know, about the intakes, I would create them out of the fuselage, cut out some polys in the right area and extrude the edges so you can create the intakes

[+Geezer 3,569]

here are the 3-views

 

 

 

thanks for the help

 

There are two possible causes for the shadows on your model:

1) You need to apply a smoothing group to your polys - this usually makes shadows go away.

2) The polys change angle too abruptly. See the angles of the red polys shown below. There is a shadow on the side of the engine because the polys change angle quickly. There is no shadow on the wing polys because they change angle slowly.

 

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

There are two possible causes for the shadows on your model:

1) You need to apply a smoothing group to your polys - this usually makes shadows go away.

2) The polys change angle too abruptly. See the angles of the red polys shown below. There is a shadow on the side of the engine because the polys change angle quickly. There is no shadow on the wing polys because they change angle slowly.

 

do i need to smooth poly by poly? how do i smooth a group just select them try but dint much diference try auto smooth well take a look

 

 

Edited March 25, 2009 by cocas

[+76.IAP-Blackbird 3,557]

Select the object, than modifier list as seen on this screen shot.. and search for smooth... I would use it to take a look how it will be when it`S done, I always deleted the smoothed entry and modeled further and than again just to take a look

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

Select the object, than modifier list as seen on this screen shot.. and search for smooth... I would use it to take a look how it will be when it`S done, I always deleted the smoothed entry and modeled further and than again just to take a look

well i aplided smooth and got pic2 think of try a diferent aprox.

[+KnightWolf45 1,147]

tryed this and its a litte beter

 

 

 

sugestions and tip welcomed

[+76.IAP-Blackbird 3,557]

under the parameter click on the empty box ...for autosmooth you don`t need to set the numbers at the beginning. I would suggest deleting all smooth entries, cause when you extrude edges, ther will be no smooth effevts on the new extrude surfaces...