Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 6.56
Add Divisions cleans
up the faces by
aligning the seg-
ments with new
edges and faces.
Figure 6.57
Final A panel in
perspective view
3. The faces around the hole fill in with
new divisions that match the way
the hole is segmented and cut. See
Figure 6.56.
4. Select the mesh, and delete its history.
Figure 6.57 shows the final A panel in
perspective view. Save your work! You can
load the scene file
RedWagonModel_v03.ma
from the
Scenes
folder of the RedWagon
project on the CD to check your work or
to skip to this point.
Shaping the B Panel
Now that everything is nice and clean
and your A panel mesh is finished, you're
ready to move on to the B panel (shown
earlier in Figure 6.17):
1. Create a new polygon cube, and place
it in the side view to line up with the B panel. Move the corner vertices in the side
view to roughly line up, as shown in Figure 6.58.
