This tutorial deals with creating a swimming pool using Autodesk 3ds
Max. By going through the step by step tutorial you would be able to
create your own
model with different shapes as you wish. The final image should be like
the one shown below:
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Final Rendered Image of the swimming pool. |
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Step One
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First let us start by creating a plane and then move it to the origin points (0,0,0) as shown below.
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Figure 1. |
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Step Two
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Now let us convert the plane that we created to an Editable Polygon by right clicking on the mouse as shown below.
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Figure 2. |
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Step Three
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Switch to Edge selection Mode. Select the Edge and by holding the shift key move the edge along X-Axis as shown below.
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Figure 2. |
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Step Four
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Now let us remove the Edge and the Vertex as shown below.
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Figure 4. |
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Step Five
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Now let us Extrude the polygon to -7 units as shown below. Now I hope we
have some what achieved to create a shape of a swimming pool.
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Figure 5. |
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Step Six
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Now let us create an edge using the slice tool as shown below.
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Figure 6. |
Step Seven
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Now move the below shown Edge of the polygon a bit up as shown below.
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Figure 7. |
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Step Eight
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Now switch On the Snap Tool and create a line as shown below.
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Figure 8. |
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Step Nine
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Clone the Spline that we just Created. Name one of it water and hide it as shown below.
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Figure 9. |
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Step Ten
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Now select the remaining spline. Use the the outline tool. Name it Tiles as shown below.
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Figure 10. |
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Step Eleven
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Now let us select the Tiles Spline and by Use Extrude Modifier let us extrude it by 0.25 units as shown below.
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Figure 11. |
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Step Twelve
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Now let us unhide the Water Spline and then Clone it and name the cloned spline as Ground as shown below.
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Figure 12. |
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Step Thirteen
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Select the Ground Spline and then go to top view and deselect the spline
and then uncheck (Start New Shape) and now you have to create a
Rectangle as shown
below.
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Figure 13. |
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Step Fourteen
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Convert Water & Ground Splines to Editable Polygon as shown below.
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Figure 14. |
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Step Fifteen
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Move the water polygon a bit down as shown below.
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Figure 15. |
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Step Sixteen
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Now let us select the water polygon and use Subdivide Modifier and set the size value to 0.5 units as shown below.
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Figure 16. |
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Step Seventeen
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Now let us apply Displace Modifier to water polygon so that it will look
like water body, you can play with parameters to get the best results
or else you
just enter the parameters as in the below image.
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Figure 17. |
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Step Eighteen
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Draw a line as shown in the picture.
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Figure 18. Click here to view larger image. |
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Step Nineteen
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Change the rendering Options of the spline we just created as shown below.
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Figure 19. |
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Step Twenty
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Duplicate the Spline as shown below.
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Figure 20. |
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Step Twenty One
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Create three boxes for the steps as seen in the below image. Now let us
stop the tutorial here, I hope you have learned how to model the
swimming pool, in
the next part I will show you how to render the same.
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Figure 21. Click here to view larger image. |
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