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[@ArchVizArtist]

The video about new 3ds max 2022 updates: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZOrdaeXiZh6jbM 😀

[@mikek9297]

Screw Autodesk, screw Vray... come to the dark side ! Join the Blender gang !

[@andreypetukhov9630]

@Van Slede Design я

[@sajeevan26]

I'm a Sketchup Artist, finally, this feature comes from Sketchup.. now I eager to learn 3dsmax

[@MrStylorock]

don't worry forever stuck in SketchUp and doing low ploy modeling lol

[@brazelabs8451]

Great tutorial! Just a suggestion, the "enable axis constraints" has to be turned on for the snap tool otherwise it will snap the polygon you are extruding to the line vertex in the middle not in the corners of the polygon.

[@RetepOdaged]

I think she knows that, this was just a great way to showcase all of the different uses.

[@Tropicaya]

@@RetepOdaged He's saying it so people like me who didn't know will now know. Thanks @BrazeLabs

[@حسينعمار-ف5د]

Blender & sketchup pushed Autodesk to this level of competition .

[@FictionCautious]

Thank god to that otherwise max users would still be stuck in the late 90s.

[@mikek9297]

@@FictionCautious And in debt... 3dsMax with all the plugins to make it actually workable costs more than you can earn in Archviz in some places. It's not worth it.

[@kimmysander2447]

yeah, blender is way ahead on a lot of these.

[@c3ramics]

@@kimmysander2447 I've done lot of reaserch jumping into visual work. Blender can do all but it doesn't' mean one feature is on par with other specific programs. A jack of all can never do one sole thing better than a specific-use. I see a plethora of lackluster work, respectfully, that would be improved if Blender is paired with other workflows.... Blender crowd always looks at a piece but rarely the full picture with regards to industry.

[@mrnobody2795]

The ui still bad thou 😂

[@artsmithcreatives642]

This is so beautiful and helpful. You've saved me a lotta stress by answering all the questions i needed while i started arch viz about two weeks ago

[@eduardoleite3788]

Bye Bye Bridge option. What a nice evoluation from 3ds max

[@waqaranayat8083]

Whenever i watch your videos every time i learn something new.👍❤👍

[@teresobastasa5699]

You are/were not alone! I pray you found what has worked for you!

[@JonHuhnMedical]

I'm curious why you didn't just extrude the floor plans to begin with?

[@TrendzTokx]

more control over editing later on if needed.

[@guitop]

Here it's a simple floor plan, usually when you import DWG from architects they are not clean at all like that.

[@JasperCrowe]

Most architects/interior designers don't properly join lines in their plans, so parts will be extruded individually, which you then have to manually connect if it's complicated. Easier just to rebuild 95% of the time.

[@JonHuhnMedical]

Thanks, everyone. I serve a different industry so your explanations were helpful.

[@rennycepeda6576]

@@JasperCrowe studying architecture and already struggling with this lol, but I have realized it happens because the same plan is edited several times usually and shit starts to get messy

[@sampham1929]

TNice tutorials is absolutly the best video of the world you expaining skills are good and it was a honor to see tNice tutorials vid well done

[@evangervase5670]

Great tutorial. Now i try it slowly on my 3ds MAX 🙏🙏🔥🔥

[@shahzadkarim2291]

do you have 3ds max 2022?

[@evangervase5670]

@@shahzadkarim2291 No.. I'am still using 2020

[@tungstentaco495]

when drawing out the initial walls, why not just use the 2D lines directly and extrude them up to the desired height and segments? even accounting for the time it takes to make sure all the verts and segments are clean welded first, it would still be much quicker than extruding a box around to every wall face and corner. That's what I've always done anyway.

[@steniorodrigo5590]

Agree.

[@cr3d294]

Yeah, this is exactly what I was thinking. Build it out with splines then add an extrude modifier. Done.

[@fathiabushanab3534]

Thanks for sharing new updates, one of my favorite channel, short and helpful, strait to the point. Thanks again

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😀

[@lpzin.8754]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@RonnieCunha]

I loved this 3Ds Max improvement.

[@zachchio413]

im super beginner thank you for this content!!!

[@tomer078]

Makes me want to model a house and I am from product Viz. Very Cool. Thanks for the Tut.

[@mohangsk_studios2023]

Thanks a lot. Your voice is also great.

[@ARCHStudioIndia]

This video is really Helpful

[@marcelo_sanchez]

wow!! its a great new.. i come from sketchup to max and i been practice in 3ds max 2021, sure that will be more easy modeling in max on this way.

[@Ahmed99alex]

this nice new future in 3dsmax 2022 will speed some in modeling thank you

[@hussnainirshad4752]

what a hearty video for all beginners!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you think so!

[@endlythell954]

Thank you so much!!!! I tried too many tutorials but this is the

[@jasminifuchs4251]

I was just wondering if it might not have been faster to extrude the spline at the beginning? Btw. that simplified *bool*-operation at 5:57 was mind-blowing 🤯

[@ArchVizArtist]

Here is the video where I modeled by extruding a spline: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmerimBpgZ12nbc, the method form this video is quicker :)

[@punithaiu]

i usually do that. spline,outline, extrude, edge loop at door/window top height, and window sill height,delete faces and bridge edges.. but that part is easier now with smart extrude. just push the face and u got a hole

[@Teapode]

@@punithaiu Fastest way is to draw a single line without outline. Extrude. Shell on thikness of wall. And then Boolean the doors and windows with traditional Boolean :)

[@punithaiu]

@@Teapode yes,i do a single polyline for interiors in CAD before importing it. for only exterior views, i just do a spline for the outer wall, outline and extrude.i avoid Booleans as much as possible,then i need to make some cuts to fix ngons. i just add edit poly, extrude at 3 levels,window sill,door/window top level and roof. and just delete the windows/doors and bridge borders. you get perfect topology.

[@nahom1318]

cant wait to use these features!!! will make my life so much easier!

[@markokomljenovic4957]

FINALY something like push/pull in SKP!!

[@ankulaypoulay60]

I wonder why at this point 3ds Max can't implement a modelling system like sketchup (draw on surface/push/pull/extrude)? That would make the workflow sooo much faster for archviz. Patent reasons?

[@likha360]

Waiting for About 10yrs for this feature🤣

[@mfawzi89]

That's very nice technique to cut a hole in a shape, using boolean was a pain and it always deform the shapes. Thank you 👍🏻

[@Angelzain]

Amazing tricks🤩THANK YOU

[@azulnyy]

Worked smoothly, tysm

[@Ssazaman9128]

soo beautifull explanation

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you liked it

[@Soluchi-InfiniteCoCreatorGod]

Very useful new features. 👍🏽

[@MIchaelSybi]

A great improvement, as previously you'd have to cut, then connect each poly with the bridge command. Less clicks is always good for artists. And thank you for your videos!

[@sr.constantino8764]

Brilliant tutorial, thank you.

[@OldGamingGeezer]

Holy crap, thats a great update. Thanks for the tutorial

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome 😊 I'm also excited that we have this feature 😄

[@prasanthg9803]

Time saver🔥🔥🔥. Thanks for this awesome tutorial ma'am

[@Ahmed-uf9tg]

am impressed

[@haknslash]

Am I the only one who still uses the AEC walls, doors, rails etc in Max? All that push pull poly editing seems to take more time than just creating AEC walls on top of the layout plan.

[@sydesign768]

I used AEC walls door and windows too. The doors and windows created on the wall will automatically makes a hole for it. But the problem is the door and windows options are limited, as soon as you edit the windows or doors poly, the hole it created on AEC walls disappeared. My workaround was to duplicate the AEC window or door and make it 'not renderable' to keep the hole open while I continue to edit the door or window for more details.

[@burhanuddintinwala2634]

Nice updates regarding 3dsmax Thanks for sharing it. I like your videos and somethings its helps me for my works

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome 😊 thanks! I'm super happy it helps you 😀

[@BrunoCarvalho-nd8ox]

Thanks for the tips!

[@3dpictureworks]

Thank you for this video! :)

[@DilKuwor]

Completed ur 500 likes mate

[@ycjulie1393]

Thank you for sharing. Please share more techniques for faster modeling :)

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome! :) I'll think about some more methods :)

[@vigneswarks1704]

Wow thanks for the video It's really helpful 😃

[@gabrielisaza2081]

Amazing as always

[@subzerogaming14]

really helpful and great update i always wanted to have it in 3ds max.i hope we will get better sculpting feature too.

[@imperial-dynamics-official]

Nice features in this newer version.

[@CGDeluxe]

Looks like a good time saver.

[@OkayPakaLolo]

Great video! I've done arch Viz since 2008, and I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you!!

[@atifattish]

Really cool ..please make more video about new tools of max 2022

[@ArchVizArtist]

The video about new updates it's already been on the channel - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZOrdaeXiZh6jbM :)

[@haithemelsuesy3329]

thanx alot >> i am always wa8ing 4 ur videos :)

[@philipprapp9356]

You know what also speeds up the workflow. Shortcuts. That's one of the things that makes Blender so powerful and fast once you got it down.

[@marshal487]

Thank You😍❤️👍

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome 😊

[@lorenzodifolco]

Thanks guys!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Our pleasure! 😀

[@сергейосипов-п1с6р]

Really cool stuff, cheers!!

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you liked it, cheers!

[@wiwinwahyudi123]

Good work

[@asmaahamed1988]

this is amazing WOW !!!

[@sidharthsaseendran8548]

more tutorials like this pls!!!

[@momadfaruque1676]

You are awesome, thank you

[@rezaazizi4408]

Nice job thanks

[@MusicMelodySM]

incredible 💖💖💖💖💖

[@arcdipesh]

smart extrude could be introduced in other software nowadays because sketchup's patent expired.

[@marcinb.8664]

I really like to watch You. You talk smart and seem to be perfect girl. But I can't understand using 3dsmax for interior modeling (except building complicated furnitures which is something different for me). As an Interior Designer I can make this model 3 times faster in SU (today same as 5years ago), also rendering with Vray will give me very similar effects. I can stand archaic of Autocad because complexity of all layouts for interior project... but why doing this ? Can You tell me some significant differences ?

[@WETDOGBR]

Amazing tool

[@vantrong2012]

Please, teach me how to extrude polygon with hold "Shift" like your video?

[@KishorGaikwad16]

Very nice. ❤

[@prakashanuvadia8870]

good explanation

[@imran.sheiksheik7537]

Can you show us the 3ds max settings for biggners

[@Zero7oo7]

You are amazing, Thnxs

[@ksa5ds]

thank you

[@ArchVizArtist]

Welcome!

[@MuhammedAli-go4li]

Thanks 🙏🏻🙂

[@MrSamuelmacalister]

Great tutorial to show the new 3ds max tools. Your videos are incredibly clear, professional and concise. Have you tried to use Revit data for the building modelling? This would be quicker and you can fine tune the details in 3ds max by converting the mesh to polys.

[@mawfs938]

thank u

[@rezapshki6965]

tNice tutorialng ​♂️. And I haven't used soft soft 9 since 09. So sorry bud✌ peace from Germany...

[@erfanhosseini1280]

درود بر شرفت (good tutorial) tanx

[@mamun350805]

Very Helpful Video, Thank a Lot... Hoped share the CAD File-----

[@rickyocto2522]

I started making soft recently, I was wondering if you wanna do any features.

[@fantasticamr]

can you pleas lower the contrast betwen you and the background and lower the music a little or use music without bass on it thank you and may all the good luck be with you

[@kushalsharma3170]

yah , It's doesn't matter the feature are copied or not just fulfill the need of artist is importent .

[@RAMrkry]

i love it

[@mdi_3723]

More tutorials please . . 🌹

[@nickbowen3426]

Now all we need is some sculpting stuff

[@greennature1045]

very nice :)

[@jrproduction2398]

ima get lit now

[@lemming77gode]

at 0:50 when you snap the vertices to the bottom of the window - how do you do that without dragging the vertices? I always see people do this but never could figure out how :/

[@minhtam9287]

Shift + right click in Viewport, choose Enable axis contraints in snap

[@lemming77gode]

@@minhtam9287 Thanks!

[@ameeralsebaie116]

Thank you so much, both of you for asking and answering this question, I've been trying to figure this out too, you just made a student's life easier.

[@hippopotomonstrosesquipped1491]

Why u don’t using probolean ?

[@arsb7534]

so how about working on Curved walls?

[@ToxicFarm]

Isnt better and faster to extrude bottom lines up?

[@Team-Jesus]

Also are you using the Mac or PC version?

[@talhaliaqutbaig5477]

Hi, How are you? I'm a SketchUp user but right now I want to learn 3ds max If you have any suggestions for me so that kindly reply to me I will wait for your response? Remember I'm looking 3ds max 3d full modeling course.

[@utestach]

any of them even if they all are bit similar. But I can tell few tNice tutorialngs changed and also I forgot almost everytNice tutorialng so I guess Im gonna start

[@homedesign6668]

thnks

[@abbasshaikh8635]

nice

[@anhart6130]

Very good (y)

[@fly2334]

加油 喜欢你的教学

[@chrismartin8467]

hi thanks alot but why all the 3ds artists never modeling curved wall with curved window in 3dsmax?

[@jokenadrian]

I don't understand, why do you manually extrude face by face when you could easily just extrude the lines you have visibly displayed in the viewport, and just use that as the model? It would be just as clean and take 1/3 of the time.

[@MrStylorock]

i still wish like draw on wall

[@annusingh4694]

If someone makes this model in Revit and export it to 3DS Max, would it be a good option ? Would it affect rendering? Thank you.

[@clouddefender1773]

Interesting workflow. I am a blender user, thus I would like to ask 1 thing. Why the chamfer? wont that make UV's a bit of a mess to get? Won't a simple bevel shader give the same result with less geometry hassle? (disclaimer: I never saw the chamfer used like that by any blender user, so I think it's a 3ds max thing and I respect all 3d modelling software, just looking to learn)

[@punithaiu]

the chamfer is just to round off the edges of walls. it gives the realism in render and the edges catch highlights. same concept as any hardsurface model. yes we can get chamfered edges with a shader. but most of us dont bother unwrapping walls. we just apply a UVW box mapping(box projection)

[@Jez2008UK]

I'm not a Blender user, but I too have never seen a chamfer applied to the wall edges. Yes, I 'm very aware that hardly anything in the real world ever has perfect 90 edges, but it's really not needed on a building shell in my opinion. Whilst what you say about UVs is true, unless you're putting wall paper type designs on walls, a standard paint type material will not be too much of a hassle for such geometry.