In this tutorial, you will create the model of a chair, as shown in the image below, using the extended primitives and modifiers.
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1 Office Chair In this tutorial, you will create the model of a chair, as shown in the image below, using the extended primitives and modifiers. Creating the Project Folder Create a new project folder with the name c03_tut2 at \Documents\3dsmax2017 and then save the file with the name c03tut2. Creating Seat Support In this section, you need to create a chamfer box primitive to create seat support of the chair. 1. Activate the Top viewport. Choose Create > Geometry from the Command Panel; the Standard Primitives option is displayed by default in the drop-down list. Select the Extended Primitives option from the list and then choose the ChamferBox tool from the Object Type rollout. 2. Expand the Keyboard Entry rollout and set the values as follows: Length: 90.0 Width: Height: 17.0 Fillet: 10.0
2 3. Choose the Create button; a chamfer box is created. 4. Make sure the chamfer box is selected. In the Parameters rollout, set the value 10 in the Fillet Segs spinner; the chamfer box is modified, as shown in the image below. 5. In the Name and Color rollout, enter seat support as the name of the chamfer box and press ENTER. 6. Use the color swatch to modify the color of seat support by entering the values as follows: Red: 88 Green: 199 Blue: 225
3 Creating Back Support In this section, you will use the ChamferBox tool from the extended primitives to create back support of the chair. 1. Activate the Front viewport and make sure that the ChamferBox tool is chosen. 2. Expand the Keyboard Entry rollout and set the values as follows: X: 0.0 Y: 65.0 Z: Length: 90.0 Width: Height: Fillet: Choose the Create button; a chamfer box is created. In the Parameters rollout, make sure the value in the Fillet Segs spinner is In the Name and Color rollout, enter back support as the name of the chamfer box and press ENTER, refer to in the image below.
4 5. Choose the color swatch and assign the same color to back support that you assigned to seat support. 6. Choose the Zoom Extents All tool to display the objects properly in all viewports. Next, you need to create the spring support to join seat and back support. Creating Spring Support In this section, you will create spring support by using the Hose tool from the extended primitives. 1. Activate the Top viewport. Choose Create > Geometry from the Command Panel. Make sure that the Extended Primitives option is selected in the drop-down list and then choose the Hose tool from the Object Type rollout. 2. In the Top viewport, press and hold the left mouse button and drag the cursor to specify the radius of the hose, and then release the left mouse button. Next, move the cursor up to specify the height of the hose and click on the viewport; a hose is created. 3. In the Name and Color rollout, enter spring support as the name of the hose and press ENTER. Also, modify the color of spring support to black. 4. In the Hose Parameters rollout, set the values of spring support as follows: End Point Method Area Make sure that the Free Hose radio button is selected. Free Hose Parameters Area Height: Common Hose Parameters Area Cycles: 9 Use the default values for the other options in this area. Smoothing Area Make sure the All radio button is selected. Hose Shape Area Make sure the Round Hose radio button is selected. Diameter: 15.0 Sides: 8
5 After setting the values in the Hose Parameters rollout, align spring support in the viewports, as shown in the image below. Next, you need to apply the Bend modifier to the spring support to join seat and back support. Next, you will apply bend modifier to spring support. 5. Make sure spring support is selected and then choose Modifiers > Parametric Deformers > Bend from the menu bar; the Bend modifier is displayed in the modifier stack. Also, the Parameters rollout is displayed in the Modify tab.
6 6. In the Parameters rollout of the Bend modifier, set the values as follows: Bend Area Angle: 90.0 Direction: 90 Bend Axis area Make sure the Z radio button is selected. 7. After entering the values, spring support is displayed, as shown in the image below. Next, you need to align spring support. Next, you will align spring support.
7 8. Activate the Left viewport and make sure that spring support is selected. Choose the Zoom Extents Selected tool; spring support is zoomed in the Left viewport, as shown in the image below. 9. Right-click on the Select and Rotate tool; the Rotate Transform Type-In dialog box is displayed. In the Offset: Screen area, set 90 in the Z spinner and press ENTER; spring support is rotated, as shown in the image below. Now, close the Rotate Transform Type-In dialog box.
8 10. Choose the Select and Move tool and align spring support, as shown in the image below. 11. Choose the Zoom Extents All tool to display all the objects properly in viewports, refer to in the image below.
9 Creating Leg Support Now, you need to create leg support. You will use the Hose tool from the extended primitives to create it. 1. Activate the Top viewport and then create a hose object as discussed earlier. 2. In the Name and Color rollout, enter leg support as the name of the hose and press ENTER. Also, modify the color of leg support to black. 3. In the Hose Parameters rollout, set the values of leg support as follows: End Point Method Area Make sure that the Free Hose radio button is selected. Free Hose Parameters Area Height: 42.0 Common Hose Parameters Area Make sure that the Flex Section Enable check box is selected. Starts: 22.0 Ends: 82.0 Cycles: 10 Make sure the value in the Diameter spinner is Smoothing Area Make sure the All radio button is selected. Hose Shape Area Make sure the Round Hose radio button is selected. Diameter: 17.0 Sides: 8
10 4. Choose the Select and Move tool and align leg support in the viewports, as shown in the image below. Creating Legs In this section, you will use the ChamferBox tool from Extended Primitives to create legs of the chair. 1. Activate the Top viewport and choose the ChamferBox tool. 2. Expand the Keyboard Entry rollout and set the values as follows: X: -29 Y: 0.0 Z: Length: Width: 44.0 Height: 7.0 Fillet: 2.0
11 3. Choose the Create button; a chamfer box is created. 4. Make sure the chamfer box is selected. In the Parameters rollout, set the values as follows: Length Segs: 10 Width Segs: 10 Height Segs: 10 Make sure the value in the Fillet Segs is 10. After entering the values, the chamfer box is modified. 5. In the Name and Color rollout, enter leg01 as the name of the chamfer box and press ENTER. Also, modify its color to black. 6. Choose the Select and Move tool and align leg01 with leg support in the viewports, as shown in the image below.
12 Now, you need to apply the Taper modifier to leg01 to taper it. 7. Make sure that leg01 is selected, and then choose the Zoom Extents All Selected tool; leg01 is zoomed in all viewports, as shown in the image below. 8. Choose Modifiers > Parametric Deformers > Taper from the menu bar; the Taper modifier is displayed in the modifier stack. Also, the Parameters rollout is displayed in the Modify tab. 9. In the Parameters rollout of the Taper modifier, set the values as given below: Taper Area Amount: 0.53 Taper Axis Area Select the X radio button in the Primary group and make sure the ZY radio button is selected in the Effect group.
13 10. After entering the values, leg01 is tapered, as shown in the image below. Next, you need to create rollers.
14 Creating the Rollers for Legs In this section, you will create rollers. You will use the chamfer box and chamfer cylinder primitives to create them. 1. Activate the Top viewport and choose the ChamferBox tool. 2. Expand the Keyboard Entry rollout and set the values as follows: X: -40 Y: 0.0 Z: Length: Width: Height: Fillet: Choose the Create button; a chamfer box is created. 4. Make sure that the chamfer box is selected. In the Parameters rollout, make sure the value in the Length Segs, Width Segs, Height Segs, and Fillet Segs spinner is In the Name and Color rollout, enter box01 as the name of the chamfer cylinder. Also, modify its color to black. Note: To view box01 in viewports, you need to adjust the view by invoking the Zoom and Pan View tools. Next, you need to apply the Bend modifier to box Choose Modifiers > Parametric Deformers > Bend from the menu bar; the Bend modifier is displayed in the modifier stack. Also, the Parameters rollout is displayed in the Modify panel. 7. In the Parameters rollout of the Bend modifier, set the values as follows: Bend Area Angle: Bend Axis Area Select the X radio button.
15 8. After applying the Bend modifier, box01 is displayed, as shown in the image below. Next, you need to create a chamfer cylinder. 9. Make sure the Extended Primitives option is selected in the drop-down list of the Command Panel. Now, choose the ChamferCyl tool from the Object Type rollout. 10. Activate the Top viewport and expand the Keyboard Entry rollout. Set the values as follows: X: -40 Y: 0.0 Z: Radius: 5.0 Height: 7.0 Fillet: 1.0
16 11. Choose the Create button; a chamfer cylinder is created. 12. Make sure the chamfer cylinder is selected. In the Parameters rollout, set the values as follows: Height Segs: 10 Fillet Segs: 10 Cap Segs: 11 Make sure the value in the Sides spinner is 12 and the Smooth check box is selected. 13. In the Name and Color rollout, enter cylinder01 as the name of the chamfer box and press ENTER. Also, modify its color by specifying the values as follows: Red: 151 Green: 151 Blue: Align cylinder01 with box01 in viewports using the Select and Rotate and Select and Move tools, refer to in the image below.
17 Next, you need to group cylinder01 and box Select cylinder01 and box01 from the Scene Explorer and right-click; a quad menu is displayed. Choose Add Selected to > New Group from the quad menu; the Group dialog box is displayed. 16. Enter roller01 in the Group name text box and choose the OK button; the group is named as roller Using the Select and Move and Select and Rotate tools, align roller01 with leg01, in all viewports, as shown in the image below.
18 18. Group leg01 and roller01 as f_leg01 as done earlier. 19. Choose the Zoom Extents All tool to view all the objects in the viewports. Next, you need to create other legs for the chair using the same dimensions. To do so, you need to copy f_leg Activate the Top viewport and make sure f_leg01 is selected. Now, choose the Hierarchy tab from the Command Panel. In the Pivot tab, choose the Use Working Pivot button in the Working Pivot rollout; a gizmo is displayed at the center of the scene. Also, the USE WP text is displayed below the viewport label in viewports. The working pivot point enables you to rotate f_leg01 about an arbitrary and persistent point in the scene without affecting the original pivot point of the object. 21. Activate the Top viewport and then choose the Select and Rotate tool; a circular gizmo is displayed, as shown in the image below.
19 22. Move the cursor over the Z-axis that is blue in color; it is highlighted in yellow color. Now, press and hold the SHIFT key as well as the left mouse button, and drag the cursor until the value in the Z spinner in the coordinate display becomes about -72, refer to in the image below. Release the left mouse button; the Clone Options dialog box is displayed. Make sure that the Copy radio button is selected. Set 4 in the Number of Copies spinner. Choose the OK button; f_leg002, f_leg003, f_leg004, and f_leg005 are displayed in the viewports, as shown in the image below.
20 23. Deactivate the Use Working Pivot button by choosing it again in the Working Pivot rollout; the cursor moves to its original position. Also, the USE WP text disappears from the viewport label in the viewports. Creating Right Hand Support In this section, you will use the Box tool from Standard Primitives to create right hand support of the chair. 1. Activate the Top viewport and choose Create > Geometry from the Command Panel. Now, select the Standard Primitives option from the drop-down list. Also, choose the Box tool from the Object Type rollout. 2. Expand the Keyboard Entry rollout and set the values as follows: Length: Width: 9.0 Height: Choose the Create button; a box is created. 4. In the Parameters rollout, set the values as given below: Length Segs: 15 Width Segs: 15 Height Segs: 15 Note: The more the number of segments in an object, the smoother will be its surface when you apply a modifier to it. 5. In the Name and Color rollout, enter right hand support01 as the name of the box and press ENTER. Also, change its color to black. Next, you need to apply the Bend modifier to right hand support01 to give it the shape of a hand rest. 6. Make sure that right hand support01 is selected and then apply the Bend modifier to it as discussed earlier. 7. In the Parameters rollout of the Bend modifier, set the parameters as follows: Bend Area Angle: Direction: 270.0
21 Bend Axis Area Make sure the Z radio button is selected. 8. Align right hand support01 in all viewports, as shown in the image below. Next, you need to create the second part of right hand support01. To do so, you need to copy right hand support Activate the Top viewport, select right hand support01, and then create its copy; the copy is automatically named as right hand support002.
22 10. In the Parameters rollout of the Bend modifier, set the values as follows: Bend Area Angle: 90 Direction: 180 Bend Axis Area Make sure the Z radio button is selected. Limits Area Select the Limit Effect check box. Upper Limit: After entering the values, right hand support002 is modified, as shown in the image below.
23 12. Align right hand support002 in viewports using the Select and Move and Select and Rotate tools, as shown in the image below. Note: You can use the Orbit tool in the Perspective viewport to view the proper alignment of right hand support002 in viewports.
24 13. Select right hand support01 and right hand support002 and group them as right hand support. 14. Choose the Zoom Extents All tool to view all the objects in the viewports. Creating Left Hand Support In this section, you will create a copy of right hand support to create a support for the left hand. 1. Activate the Top viewport, select right hand support. 2. Choose the Mirror tool from the Main Toolbar; the Mirror: Screen Coordinates dialog box is displayed, as shown in the image below. 3. In this dialog box, make sure that the X radio button is selected in the Mirror Axis area and set in the Offset spinner. Next, select the Copy radio button in the Clone Selection area and then choose the OK button.
25 4. The image below shows left hand support in the viewports. Saving and Rendering the Scene In this section, you will save and then render the scene. 1. Change the background color of the scene to white. 2. Choose Save from the Application menu.
26 3. Activate the Perspective viewport. Next, choose the Render Production tool from the Main Toolbar; the Rendered Frame window is displayed showing the final output of the scene, refer to the image below.
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