M3A4 - Converting from 2D to 3D - Using modifiers Video Lecture | 3DS MAX - Architecture Design Tutorial (Introductory Course)

in this class we will study about the
tools for converting 2d shapes into 3d
objects let's begin the class
we're going to learn about these tools
extrude bevel and bevel profile
these tools are modifiers and are
applied to objects
let's begin with the extrude modifier
this modifier extrudes material from
shapes
we can use it to create a great number
of geometries for floor plans such as
outside walls walls and other elements
for mock-ups there are two parameters in
this tool amount defines the extrusion
height and segments assigned segments
for the extrusion action
we can see these segments by pressing
the f4 key or by pressing the shading
menu label option we can see how the
wall segments help define the position
of the windows in this model
after learning about the extrude
modifier now let's learn more about the
bevel modifier we can extrude three
levels and even change the thickness of
each one
the height changes the extrusion height
and the outline field changes the
extrusion thickness see how it works see
how easy it is to model a simple table
you
now let's go on to the bevel profile
this extras material from a profile see
the example in the scene
here you see a rectangle and a profile
in a line shape select a rectangle
select the bevel profile from the list
of modifiers
this is pic profile here click it and
after that click the profile shape in
the scene see how the shape conforms to
the entire rectangle
this tool helps you to create baseboards
and inserts in the gypsum
we can see the plus symbol on the list
of modifiers next to the modifier name
click the profile gizmo sub level
now let's rotate the profile displayed
in orange and see how it acts see how
many formats we created just from two
shapes
so in this class we studied about the
main conversion commands from now on
we'll start creating modified objects
for the designs