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Old 15th January 2004, 10:11 PM   #1
Laurifer
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Default Digital Human -- Cant Extrude

I picked up a book on creating a human body with 3D modelers. He does not seem to have a preference to any one in particular, so I figured I could use AC3D. Everything was going good until after I made the rough "sketch". I made a box for the head and moved the back lower two vertices up a little, like the book instructed. Then it says to extrude the bottom surface to make the neck... When I tried to do that, it just made a 2D square in the shape of the bottom surface. What am I doing wrong? How do I get it to extrude a solid 3D shape as an extension off the original shape?

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Old 15th January 2004, 10:21 PM   #2
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Default Re: Digital Human -- Cant Extrude

Wait! I think I figured it out! Is Bevel what I wanted to do? If it isn't than could you tell me what it is?

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Old 15th January 2004, 10:54 PM   #3
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Default Re: Digital Human -- Cant Extrude

No you need extrude
when you select your surface press e or click extrude then set the settings;

Check Cap end and remove original, make sure flip new surfaces is unchecked
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