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Now hit the #1 key (For front view)and right click on the box to select it. Then press S (Scale) and then Z (To scale only on the Z axis). Scale it down to just about what you see in the photo below. | Now hit the #1 key (For front view)and right click on the box to select it. Then press S (Scale) and then Z (To scale only on the Z axis). Scale it down to just about what you see in the photo below. | ||
[[File:Klingon2.jpg]] | |||
It's really up to you how thick you make it. But I am choosing to make it a little on thin side. Now that we have it shrunk down. Hit #7 to go into top view. | |||
From there you will want to hit N, and a new window will open to the right. Then click the button down the bottom that says “Background Image” | |||
[[File:Klingon3.jpg]] | |||
This is the image I will be using. | |||
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Revision as of 03:38, 17 January 2012
This is the opening screen. Normally I would delete the (Default) Cube in the middle, but we can use it in this Tutorial.
Reference Keys - Use your keypad. Not the numbers up top.
- 1 key will give you a (Front On View)
- 3 key will give you a (Right Side View)
- 7 key will bring you to (Top View)
- 5 key will give you an (Orthographic view) of whichever number you select next. E.G - 1,3 or 7.
This is what your first starting window should look like:
Now hit the #1 key (For front view)and right click on the box to select it. Then press S (Scale) and then Z (To scale only on the Z axis). Scale it down to just about what you see in the photo below.
It's really up to you how thick you make it. But I am choosing to make it a little on thin side. Now that we have it shrunk down. Hit #7 to go into top view.
From there you will want to hit N, and a new window will open to the right. Then click the button down the bottom that says “Background Image”
This is the image I will be using.
Tutorial provided by Logan Ethan Kane |
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