A ref in the left view...
A ref in the left view...
How do I get a reference picture in the left view for gmax? I did it once off of FleetAdmiralBacon's AK-47 tutorial, but I can't find the tut now.
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Re: A ref in the left view...
I made no such tutorial. You're thinking of someone else.Doctor wrote:How do I get a reference picture in the left view for gmax? I did it once off of FleetAdmiralBacon's AK-47 tutorial, but I can't find the tut now.
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i haven't used gmax, but this would be how for 3ds max:
1) open up the creation tab and select plane, then go to the left viewport.
2) make a standard reference plane as you would any other time.
3) place it as you would place a reference plane
4) add the reference picture to it using the material editor (M)
1) open up the creation tab and select plane, then go to the left viewport.
2) make a standard reference plane as you would any other time.
3) place it as you would place a reference plane
4) add the reference picture to it using the material editor (M)
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don't make a plane... do this:
select your viewport
click views
viewport background
click files
navigate to the appropriate image and select it
click match bitmap
click ok
now you have a clear view of what it is you're modeling.
select your viewport
click views
viewport background
click files
navigate to the appropriate image and select it
click match bitmap
click ok
now you have a clear view of what it is you're modeling.

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Heh, awesome. I WAS doing it the better way, wait till I see ReaperSnaFuBAR wrote:don't make a plane... do this:
select your viewport
click views
viewport background
click files
navigate to the appropriate image and select it
click match bitmap
click ok
now you have a clear view of what it is you're modeling.

lol@rossmum

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