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Hello everyone, my name is Greg Semyon, I

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am a teacher at the graph school, he specializes in

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visualization of 3ds max and corona render, we

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continue our series of small lessons on the

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stages of work on some

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device for working on foot, and so on in

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this lesson we will continue and

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talk about primitives what is it,

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how are they created, what

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features do they have, and so on, so let's

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look at the primitives, to create any

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primitive, we can go to the right commands, I

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understand, in the first tab, select

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here the standard primitive, that standard

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primitives, and here they actually

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appear, there are two primitives types

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standard standards typhus and extended

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primitive additional primitives

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standard are the main ones that are

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most often used they

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are used as objects as a basis for

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other objects, that is, to create from

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them to model other objects from them

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and so on and extra

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primitive these are some more complex

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objects more rarely used because of

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their unusual, more unusual shape,

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let's consider both standard

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primitives this is a box

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to create any primitive we click on it

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and you actually draw with it in the

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viewport like this

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standard primitives this is God cost a

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cube

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edging cone sphere geosphere

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this is a sphere with different geometry with a different

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topology, we’ll also talk about this now

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cylinder

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pipe torus torus it will be like this

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pyramid teapot teapot this is such a

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unique standard primitive exactly in

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3ds max plane this plane and text this is the

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actual text further extend the primitive

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that we have here interesting

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hydra crystal top

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taras above, that is, this is a knot, this is what it

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looks like: a

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box with rounded edges, a cylinder with

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rounded edges, that is, chamfers, oil

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tank, this is an oil barrel, I don’t know

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what to call it correctly,

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but it looks like this, that

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is, we can set the rounding of the cylinder

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on both sides of the capsule,

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in general there are quite a large

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number of them, they are all not quite,

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say, ordinary ones, they are rarely used, but at the

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same time they are here, I think it’s also

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clear, you can open it yourself,

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click on create different primitives,

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see what they are, what they

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represent themselves but this is actually the

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very base,

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let's see what each of the

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primitives has, it has any,

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each primitive has settings,

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creating, let's say a box, we can go

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down and look at the parameters the

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box has a length, that is, a size width is the

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same size and a height size

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in addition to the dimensions there are also segments,

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segments are the amount of geometry on the

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objects themselves, that is, you see, we have a box

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divided into such squares into

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polygons, and the more segments, the

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more vertically these polygons of edge

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points will appear, segments

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can be added along each side along the

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length and width and in height together

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as we were given, but if we

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put segments one at a time we will have

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one segment for each of the axes,

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let’s add segments along the

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length, our box is divided into two three in length,

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actually 3 4 by 4 and so on then

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you can add along any

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axes on any side, the parameters of the

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primitives can be different, let’s say the

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same sphere will not have length, width,

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height, but radius, select a sphere, create

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a sphere, and now we see that faith has

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only two parameters, namely the main ones:

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radius, that is, dimensions and and the number of

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segments the number of geometry on this

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sphere also the sphere can be wet and not or

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not smoothed, that is, if we turn off the f4

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grid and click, we will see how

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either the polygons are all smoothed out, the spheres

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look so smooth,

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or we turn off antialiasing, we see

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each of the field of racers separately, also

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the spheres can be cut in half,

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leave some part of the sphere, and so on, in

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general, each of the primitives has

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some of its own settings, all of them

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are displayed year

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here, then what else

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would you like to say?

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once geometry

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mesh topology topology

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this word means the principle of a mesh, that

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is, if you hear this or that word

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it means the same thing mesh

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topology polygonal mesh segments

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all this is said about one thing about the number

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of these sub-objects in an object

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just so we have access to them we can’t get it, that

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is, we can’t select a

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separate polygon because we

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can only select an entire object according to the standard,

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but we can still access

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them, for this we have a

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special modifier

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called edit poly if we add

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the edit modifier poly to our box then we

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will get access to just these

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under the object if we open the tree

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our levels here we will see vertex

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these are the points we can select each

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point separately and move it we can select

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several points

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move several of them at once that is, we are

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now at the first level this is the

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vertex level and the level of points the

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second level is called edge these are

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the edges, that is, we can now select

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the edges and, accordingly, also somehow

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move and rotate where I switch with the

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hot keys w & r between such

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tools w & r that is, moving

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rotation scaling further next

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level and the border in this case we will

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not be able to select it because the border

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is an open edge, that is, if we did

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not have some kind of polygon, an example of

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this is the border, this is this

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open edge, which was not closed

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by a polygon, which has a hole, this is like

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since our border, the next level

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is a polygon, that is, planes, these are

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our small squares, these are all

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polygons, we can select several of them,

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we can also move them, rotate them, move

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all this can also be done, and the

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last level is elements, that is,

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solid pieces of objects, we can also select them and

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move them one object can have

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several elements, this is also no

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volume, and let me remind you that you

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can switch between them using the numbers 1 2 3 4 and

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so on, so regarding the segments

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under the object, I think it’s clear that the points are the

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very first level, the smallest, that

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is, we will go lower than the points

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we can’t go any further to the edges of the age, then to

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the borders, that is, these are groups of

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age on the open edges, then the polygons

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are particles, squares, such planes

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and elements, solid pieces of an object, with this

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I think it’s clear now about the topology,

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what I want to say is the larger the mesh, the denser

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the mesh, the more segments

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the more smooth and the geometry

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will be especially visible on the sphere,

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creating a sphere and on it I will

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show the more segments the

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spheres will be smoother if I turn off

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the display of these edge segments as 4,

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then by reducing the number of segments we

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see how the sphere will become more and

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more angular and angular, that is, the

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more segments, the smoother,

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beautiful throats we will have an object, but it is

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always worth remembering that the

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more segments, the more

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space an object takes up on your computer, the

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more it wastes resources, the harder it is

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to calculate it, that is, if we look

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here here to the left, then with 20 segments

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we have only 360 polygons, if we

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put 200 segments then we

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will already have 39 thousand polygons,

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yes, our object has become more than hours good

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paid beautiful but at the same time it doesn’t

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take up more space, from this it follows

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that we you need to correctly select the

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kong set, correctly select the number of

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segments in the gram, you must correctly build

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the topology of the object, that is, if we put

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some kind

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of object in the background where it

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will be far from the camera, then there is no point in

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making a large number of segments

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because their hearts will not be there it can be seen that

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it will be a lot

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and you will give performance if, on

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the contrary, we put the subject closer at a

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close angle in the foreground

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people will look at it accordingly,

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it should be made as well as possible

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on it you can spend more

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number of polygons more number of

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segments with this I think it’s clear so the

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number of segments that you will have

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in the scene depends on the number of polygons, that is,

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you may have more than one sphere, there may

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be two spheres, there may be

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other objects, they will all occupy

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the polygon, I pout, I copied me, the

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number of polygons increases the

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more polygons in the scene the harder it

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will be for Max to calculate all this, the

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harder it will be for your video card to

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rotate everything, that is, the more

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polygons, the more powerful the video card

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you need to work in the viewport, right

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here in this gray window, approximately, that

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is, the less fps you will have

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now I’m moving I have shown

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here about one hundred one hundred fifty three 100

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fps score is this if I have a lot of

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segments this fps will drop much lower

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also this affects the rendering

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the greater the number of polygons in the scene

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the longer the render will take and the

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more memory of your RAM

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it will take up approximately

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this is the ratio if you have 2 million polygons in your scene

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they will take up 1 gigabyte of

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RAM approximately this there

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may be a difference all this depends

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on the specific objects but this is approximately

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the ratio also remember that all

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textures also take up memory space

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so you should carefully distribute

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the world distribute your

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computer resources, in general, with these

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we think we figured it out, what I want to

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say finally, let’s

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summarize, we have primitives in 3ds max

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that are created in commands, well, in

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companies, through the create button, we

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go in, we have two types of primitives,

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standard and extended standard these are the

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most popular ones which are most often

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used extend primitives more

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rarely used some more

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unusual forms however it is also worth

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knowing about them further

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any primitive has a standard or extended

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no matter there are some settings all these

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settings are displayed at the bottom when

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selecting this object also if we

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already have this object created

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then we can go to the modify tab and

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find the same settings, the same

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parameters for these primitives, too, I

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think it’s clear then we learned that any

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primitive, in principle, any object consists

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of sub-objects from vertices, points from

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edges from borders, that is

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open sections of open edges from

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polygons, that is, small

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parts like these, small planes of

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squares and

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from elements, the element is solid pieces of

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an object, we just

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can’t get access to them to manage them,

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we need to add the edit

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poly modifier or convert the object will come out and there

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was a field that is, we can

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always delete the modifier, but we can no longer cancel the conversion,

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that is, we can

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right-click on the envelope, the envelope of the

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children’s tour was a field, we will have the

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same thing, but at the same time we can’t roll it back, the

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same elements

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have been added well 1 field we have access to under

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the object we can edit them move

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points move edges move polygon and

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so on and so on about we talked about

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topology about the number of segments the

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greater the number of segments the

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smoother the smoother the more beautiful

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beads we will get an object but at the same time

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it will take up more space in

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RAM it will be harder for

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your video card to turn in the viewport,

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it will take up more

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resources, so

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more objects with a larger grid

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should be placed in the foreground, you can,

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on the contrary, reduce this grid so that

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they take up less space since there are none of them

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anyway it will be difficult to see and not be able to

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distinguish whether there are many segments or

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few, and the last thing we talked about

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is that the number of segments

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also affects the

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rendering; the more segments, the

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more space they take up in RAM; the

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ratio is approximately 2 million

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polygons. 1 gigabyte of RAM,

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so it’s worth taking into account that if

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you have 8 gigabytes of RAM on your computer,

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in theory you

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can rotate a scene weighing 4 by 2

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million, that is, eight million

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polygons, 8 million polygons, but in

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fact it will be, of course, less

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because you also windows, your system

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takes up some kind of RAM and

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these are other programs that take up

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RAM,

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plus in your scene you have not only geometry,

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but also textures, some pictures,

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there are also light sources, all this also

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takes up RAM, so in

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fact, if there are 8 gigabytes of RAM memory,

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you will be able to approximately rotate the scene, well,

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weighing 5 million polygons 45 million

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polygons, about this good, this

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ends the lesson today, we talked

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about primitives and topology,

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thanks to everyone, bye

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