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Creatng A Banana - discreet 3ds max Tutorial
Jacquelin Vanderwood | 1 | | In the top viewport, select the NGON icon to create a shape. | 
| 2 | | Select the line icon. Click in the front viewport and draw a line. Make sure to click at least two more times to create vertices. | 
| 3 | | Go to Sub-Object mode. Select Vertex. | 
| 4 | | Select all the vertices, one at a time, and convert to Bezier. | 
| 5 | | Deselect Sub-Object. Select Geometry>Compound Objects>Loft. Select Get Shape, then click on the NGON. | 
| 6 | | Under Modify, expand Surface Parameters, then click on Apply Mapping. | 
| 7 | | Under Deformations, click on Scale. | 
| 8 | | The Scale Deformation dialogue box opens. Select the Insert Corner Point icon. | 
| 9 | | Insert several points and adjust. When you are happy with the shape, select all the points, right-click and convert to Bezier-Smooth. | 
| 10 | | Click on the Material Editor. Select a sphere. Press Assign Material to Selection. Click on the box next to the Diffuse color box. Click on Gradient, OK, then click on Show Map in Viewport. | 
| 11 | | Select Gradient. Set Color #1 to a semi-yellow. Set Color #2 to a banana yellow and set it Color 2 Position to .3. Set Color #3 to black. | 
| 12 | | Here we have a banana. | 
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