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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | need help with shoelaces :P hi, have a look at this skate shoe I've been making. it needs shoe laces and i don't know how to supply them :P ![]() so obviously what i want is for the laces to criss cross over the gap/tongue, you know how shoe laces go :) i tried extruding from a hole, but it's just so ineffective. does anyone know of a good modeling technique for this, or a tutorial that would tell me? thanks |
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | If you are using 3dsMax: Create menu > Shapes > Line choose a viewport and start drawing the points, when you are done move the points in the other viewports to adjust them to the shoe. I suggest you read the help. You can download it from Autodesk site if you don't have it. Anyway, feel free to ask if you need nice shoe by the way ;) |
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | "If you are using 3dsMax: Create menu > Shapes > Line choose a viewport and start drawing the points, when you are done move the points in the other viewports to adjust them to the shoe. I suggest you read the help. You can download it from Autodesk site if you don't have it. Anyway, feel free to ask if you need" thanks! "nice shoe by the way ;)" thanks again, i just looked at my shoes as i went :P |
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