Decor Park 3D model

cgtrader

Here are a few possibilities in American English: I work with 3ds max 2018 scene modeling to envision a futuristic parametric structure for a city or park, possibly even an arena setting. In my renderings, the models are created as editable objects rather than being converted to polygons. This means I can freely modify them without constraint. What's more, these models can be switched on or off, as well as individual layers made visible and invisible, when I'm editing them. Working with 3ds max scene modeling allows me to envision a futuristic parametric structure for cities or parks and even arenas. Models in my scenes are designed as editable objects rather than being converted into polygon meshes. As a result, they remain free to be edited. In addition, hidden models can be switched on and individual layers can become visible, making them accessible when needed during editing. The concept is that of a futuristic, parametric structure suited for a city or park setting that also functions as an arena. When modeling in 3ds max 2018, I've designed the objects so they remain editable objects rather than converting them to poly meshes. As such, models are flexible and can be adjusted at will. When making adjustments, users have control over turning off visible objects or layer settings that should stay hidden. Within 3ds max 2018 scene modeling capabilities lies a futuristic concept - parametric structures suited for either cityscape development, parks, or large arena spaces. It’s also true, that models within the scene were deliberately designed in such way to not be turned into polygons for full usability. This was due primarily to user-friendliness considerations while they work through with edits. As for layers – no issue to view those you would like by clicking them as on and off.