Tutorial: How to make stitches in 3ds max 2023

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3d model The Spanish Chair designed by Borge Mogensen and manufactured by Fredericia. Mogensen drew inspiration from a trip to Spain in 1958. He modernized the shape, eliminating the elaborate carvings while retaining the important feature: the broad armrests that give the chair character and provide a practical place to put a glass or cup. Dimension of the chair: H 68 x L 83 x D 62 cm. The vray and corona file comes with materials in place ready to render it.

[@ladmass6210]

Hey dude, I've been looking tutorial like this, many thanks for great tutorial!!!!!

[@amiflo5491]

Perfectly explained. Thank you !♥

[@syedminhajuddinghori9018]

Thats so amazing ... Simple and clear. Really appreciate it ...................

[@ricardogoncalves7043]

THANK YOU

[@arashace1]

Danke Das eine Sehr Gut Video

[@wetiot]

Thank you!

[@mae2309]

Best Video ever...

[@aravindss9059]

Thanks brother 💚💫

[@bsko3D]

thank you

[@abdullohorinboyev665]

very useful

[@cosmicideas4d239]

very helpfull thanks

[@user-eq6vs7tl7r]

спасибо

[@albertpxl]

This is extremely useful, thx!

[@Dimensiva.]

Glad it was helpful!

+Exlente video! Grantutorial!Gracias! Galudos!!!

[@Dimensiva.]

We're glad to know that it was useful.☺

[@Reasondinn]

so smart haha

[@BobbyLonely]

gracias :)

[@Dimensiva.]

Our pleasure!😃

[@luisivannunezesparza5094]

HI!! nice video, the reason of using the normalize spline is in order to distribute the vertices of the spline along the edge path selection?? P.D. huge fan. Your models and video are awesome.

[@Sweemops]

nice!

[@Dimensiva.]

We're hope it's useful

[@Sweemops]

@@Dimensiva. yes it is, but i gotta admit that the part @1:11 rotating the stitches is a bit unclear to me.

[@Dimensiva.]

@@Sweemops it's just optional, you can skip that one.🙂

[@nomanbkalam3143]

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[@Dimensiva.]

Glad it was useful

[@viniciusmaisfrio4879]

Você poderia lança um curso só ensinando modelagem de assets archviz !!!!!!

[@cullis63]

Thanks for this but I need some help, my stitches are always way to long, are they always the same as the poly in the orginal edge? changing the seg size makes it smaller but does not increase the amount of verts so the stiches are way to big

[@Dimensiva.]

Make sure that is checked "Simple Interpolation" and "Make Segments Linear" in the options section, after you select the Normalize Spline modifier, also add more Max Knots eg 5.000 and Seg Length, you can play with that parameter too.

[@cullis63]

@@Dimensiva. OK Thanks, found what I was doing wrong. my default knot count (Not Max Knot count) was set to 20 ( this means I only ever had 20 verts) when I set this to 200 I now have 200 verts so 200 stitches.

[@hussamkassoumeh7833]

I reach to Break, and they dont want to break, :( any suggestions guys?

[@Dimensiva.]

Just move around one vertex after you brake them. Probably it's a glitch.

[@Hasan_Hakimov]

hello why don't you show rendering

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[@mathieuvart]

Thank you!

[@NedimOnurAkay]

Thank you!