I have read every tutorial on here on how to vertex with 3ds max, but nothing ever works right... Can someone please walk me specifically through every part of it? Thanks so much.
If you click on your desired Object, you should see a bounding box around it, as seen in this picture.
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When you have your desired Object selected, go to the second Editing option on the window to your right that says "Modify" and click on it. I put a red box around the Option you should choose.
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Then you should see your list of Modifiers under it. It should say either "Editable Mesh" or "Editable Poly".
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After that, click on the + icon next to your modifier, and select the Vertex Option.
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You should now see the vertices that your selected object has. The vertices should show up as blue squares/dots on your model.
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To edit a vert, just click on it. But this alone just selects it. A selected vert will show up red.
And if you want to select more than one vert, then hold down your Ctrl key, and click on all the vertices you like. And if you accidentally select the wrong vert, just hold your Alt key (you're safe to let go of Ctrl) and click on the vert that you didn't mean to select.
Right-click, and you're able to choose between "Move", "Rotate", "Scale", and "Select". Each option should be self-explanatory.
Make sure you make a Back-up of your file and make sure that no other Modifiers are in your window. If there are, just Right-Click in that area, and click on "Collapse All", and accept the warning prompt.
This is just the basic stuff, though. Hope this helps. :)
Quote from: KingJigglypuff on November 22, 2012, 08:03:20 AM
If you click on your desired Object, you should see a bounding box around it, as seen in this picture.
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When you have your desired Object selected, go to the second Editing option on the window to your right that says "Modify" and click on it. I put a red box around the Option you should choose.
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Then you should see your list of Modifiers under it. It should say either "Editable Mesh" or "Editable Poly".
Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.
After that, click on the + icon next to your modifier, and select the Vertex Option.
Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.
You should now see the vertices that your selected object has. The vertices should show up as blue squares/dots on your model.
Sorry but you are not allowed to view spoiler contents.
To edit a vert, just click on it. But this alone just selects it. A selected vert will show up red.
And if you want to select more than one vert, then hold down your Ctrl key, and click on all the vertices you like. And if you accidentally select the wrong vert, just hold your Alt key (you're safe to let go of Ctrl) and click on the vert that you didn't mean to select.
Right-click, and you're able to choose between "Move", "Rotate", "Scale", and "Select". Each option should be self-explanatory.
Make sure you make a Back-up of your file and make sure that no other Modifiers are in your window. If there are, just Right-Click in that area, and click on "Collapse All", and accept the warning prompt.
This is just the basic stuff, though. Hope this helps. :)
Everytime i import my model, it looks all effed up like this ):
I click "fix ais import" but it dosent fix anything.
and by the way, I'm diggin that model ;)
[spoiler](http://i.imgur.com/Tq7Ss.png)
Quote from: Mikuru Baby~<3 on November 22, 2012, 06:18:15 PM Everytime i import my model, it looks all effed up like this ):
I click "fix ais import" but it dosent fix anything.[spoiler](http://i.imgur.com/Tq7Ss.png)
Oh. That's a character's bone-set. I assume you want to vertex a Brawl Model. I think there is a tutorial on how to do that. Look in the Model Tutorials section of the forums.