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Hey, On the offchance that some of you use 3dsmax I'm in a bit of a tight spot and am in need of some help. Basically I'm doing a spiral staircase and am trying to make a wall segment that wraps around the stairs. I've lofted a rectange along a helix but for some reason the output is distorted (my guess is that it's rotating it against the helix's pivot point - whereas I need the lofted rectangle to remain upright in the xy plane). Any ideas ?? Many Thanks |
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ok I'll just go hang myself.. |
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Loft a plane across a spiral spline. That should probably do it. |
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Was that English? |
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which part!?! |
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Also in the lofting options you should be able to restrict which planes are lofted. |
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Yeah well I does the following: which if you compare with the extruded helix below is clearly not right. |
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