Graphical tutorial on generating strip-like mesh effect from 3Ds MAX surface

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​              Does everyone know the related operations of generating a striped mesh effect on a 3Ds MAX surface? Below, the editor will bring you a graphic tutorial on how to generate a strip grid effect from a 3Ds MAX surface. Friends in need should take a look!

​ ​ 1. First there is a teapot model (editable polygon), which is later used as the target surface for free-form modeling.

​​ 2. Open the graphite modeling tool, switch to the Free Form tab, switch to Draw on: Surface, click the Pick button, and pick the teapot model.

​​ 3. Expand the polygon drawing panel, click the New Object button below to create an empty object, and the strips drawn later will be within this empty object.

​​ 4. Drag the mouse directly on the target surface to draw the strip, as shown in the figure.

5. Hide the original teapot model and only display the new object so that we can see it more clearly. The strip mesh is fitted to the original editable poly surface.

​​ 6. Expand the polygon drawing panel, modify the minimum distance value, and draw again. We see that the newly drawn strip has become wider.

The above article explains the graphic and text operation process of generating strip grid effect on 3Ds MAX surface. I hope friends in need can learn it.