I encountered a problem when I was modeling this
Corners of the door are more rounded than the edges of that. By Beveling the a polyCube, all of edges will be beveled eqally whereas the corners are more beveled.
How can I model the door?
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beveling Problem
I encountered a problem when I was modeling this
Corners of the door are more rounded than the edges of that. By Beveling the a polyCube, all of edges will be beveled eqally whereas the corners are more beveled.
How can I model the door?
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I've tested those methods, but dosen't work in my case.There are several options. You could bevel everything and spread the resulting edges out to get a softer corner. Or you could manually place edge loops with tighter edge loops on the sharp corners and more spread out edge loops at the rounder area. Or you could use creases, which is you can look up how to use.
could you please visually show me the best method?
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Thanks a lot!All of those methods would work fine. Here's some screenshots for the edge loop method, like Dave suggested. I wasn't going to go to the trouble, but hopefully other people will benefit from this quick demo too.
I found the problem. I should make the model beveled then insert other edges. I did it vice versa!
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I found that I should model different parts seprately than by extruding everything.
Could you plz show me a comprehensive (and of cource "free") reference for polygon modeling?
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It's not totally comprehensive, and it's not as good as the tuts you'll get here (paid), but it is free, and there are hours of material.
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