How to use Snaps in 3ds Max for architectural visualization tips and tricks

[@buddhabas]

tnx! remember activate || Grid and snap Settings --> Options --> ENABLE AXIS CONSTRAINTS

[@victortomassanchezcarnero9329]

You´ve just save my life... Thanks!!!

[@rofaidasamy6957]

thank you very much

[@jayesh7066]

Thanks Man, one of the best thing

[@shahram_H.2001]

Haha donno what to say Tnxxxxxxxxxx

[@rodnezv]

Thanks a lot!, I was going crazy, I thought my 3ds max version was broken haha

[@harrisayub749]

Biggest issues i was facing for a long time. Every edges gets uneven which makes me upset and wasted hours for aligning. Bundle of thanks you changed my life. You deserve more than like. Respect

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Harris, thank you for watching! I'm glad you find this helpful 😊

[@GuilhermeSilva-kx6ms]

Thanks a lot. As a begginer, this is gold!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for Watching!

[@sajaselawi5056]

Thank you So muuch ! that was detailed and very clear !

[@aftabshaikh7860]

Thanks bro I'm frustrated by this problem... And you solved it in minutes appreciated

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad to hear that, Thank you for watching!

[@credoriam]

very detailed and easy explained, thanks!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for Watching!

[@labanlefleur1512]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I am also getting to Archicture modeling from house plans and this helped a lot in terms of 1:1 accuracy.

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching

[@huzefasaddozai9572]

so informative

[@Exsulator2]

Thanks for the tutorial! I have one problem though as a complete beginner: when I drag the vertices, wanting to snap them, the walls aren't straight anymore, they snap directly to the vertices. Simply put, I can't snap to the right place because the right place is a distance away from the snapping point. I cannot get the snap to work like in this video. It seems like a secret hotkey or something is being used... Edit: LOL, you need to turn on the "enable axis constraints" under options in the snap settings!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Exsulator, I'm glad you found the solution! Yes, "enable axis constraints" and "snap to frozen objects" are important when working with snaps. After it has been enabled you can cycle between the different axis by using F8 on your keyboard or switch to a specific axis by using F5 for the X axis, F6 for Y axis and F7 for z axis. Thank you for watching!

[@ayajumah]

have been searching for the solution for hours huhu THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@prajnabshetty2276]

thank you so much for your tutorial😍

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!

[@Neeraj245]

i have probelm, i have chnged all the setting of snap according to you and after reopening of 3ds max it will change to default,what should i do so that it remains same everytime i reopen the max

[@pimmhee]

big thanks to you!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it helped! thank you for watching

[@jayesh7066]

for me it is directly snap to the selected vertex, not like in this tutorial any solution?

[@user-ud5gi1zm2f]

Thankyou..Sir

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for watching!

[@jonathandong1422]

Thank you!!!

[@ArchVizExplained]

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[@olusegunkolade9029]

I just got heavily into max, I am a long time revit user is there a way I can switch the creation system from u select a box u click and hold it down, I prefer revit system of u click and click a 2nd time once ur down, I like it cause I can zoom in and out and den I click a 2nd time wen am done

[@iRobert]

Hello! At first thanks for this tutorial. I want to build a ArchViz floor plan and use planes for every wall. But when i want to connect the one edge from the wall to another and zoom really in.. you still can see that it overlap. I don't know how to fix this. (2,5 - Vertex - Endpoint) o_o

[@rofaidasamy6957]

thanks a million

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for watching!

[@DesignerRohan]

Thanks a lot. As a begginer, this is gold!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching