PROBLEM WITH ROOF MODELED IN AUTOCADD

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good day po sa lahat ng cgp masters, gurus, experts, members, apprentice and padawans... nagmodel po ako ng roof tile sa autocadd ok nman po at nabuo ko ang model subalit nung nagcheck po ako ng file size ay inabot po sya ng 52mb sa roof pa lang po.... which resulted to insufficient memory problem pag nag file link na po ako sa max.. at hindi na po sya nag rerender... my question po is paano ko po mapaliliit ang file size or if theres any remedy aside from remodeling the roof in max or using batzal... pasensya na po mejo nanghihinayang lang po sa effort ng pag buo ko ng mabait na roof na yun.... roof lang po kasi talga yung prob ko dun kasi once na tinanggal ko yung roof, back to normal yung max ko sa pag rerender... sana po ay matulungan nyo po ang inyong abang lingkod na nagsusumikap maging kagaya nyo... maraming salamat po sa inyo.. you rock!

there's nothing wrong modelling in cad... you can proxy your modelled cad drawings by simply "bind" the linked files (thats where you gonna do it in max of course and under file link manager) and when its no longer linked then its time to proxy.. thats it...

---master Erick--- thanks for that master Erick; especially when you need that model to generate "architectural" elevations & sections... Ergo I strongly disagree with master Artedesnyo's & mod 3dzone's statements that we should "never" model in cad... I personally model my rooftiles in cad and still manage to render in max...

cloud20 wrote:

there's nothing wrong modelling in cad... you can proxy your modelled cad drawings by simply "bind" the linked files (thats where you gonna do it in max of course and under file link manager) and when its no longer linked then its time to proxy.. thats it...

---master Erick--- thanks for that master Erick; especially when you need that model to generate "architectural" elevations & sections... Ergo I strongly disagree with master Artedesnyo's & mod 3dzone's statements that we should "never" model in cad... I personally model my rooftiles in cad and still manage to render in max...

i second to this never underestimate the power of Cad in modeling... especially on autocad 2010 release... some of the elements/objects can be modelled in cad faster than max can do with "a very accurate values"

mga sir ano po ba ung IMHO lagi kong nababasa dito ano yan term po ba yan sa max o rendering or parang LOL o ROFL oh BRB hehehe pacencya napo minsan di ako nakaakrelate napagiiwanan tuloy ako pasensya nadin po boss nicotinefreeman dito nako nagtanong nabasa ko nanaman kasi dito eh... explain nu lang po in one word (cguro four word yan?)..thnx po mga boss. kamehamewave!

MonSamuel wrote:mga sir ano po ba ung IMHO lagi kong nababasa dito ano yan term po ba yan sa max o rendering or parang LOL o ROFL oh BRB hehehe pacencya napo minsan di ako nakaakrelate napagiiwanan tuloy ako pasensya nadin po boss nicotinefreeman dito nako nagtanong nabasa ko nanaman kasi dito eh... explain nu lang po in one word (cguro four word yan?)..thnx po mga boss. kamehamewave!

In My Honest Opinion.....

kietsmark wrote:

cloud20 wrote:

there's nothing wrong modelling in cad... you can proxy your modelled cad drawings by simply "bind" the linked files (thats where you gonna do it in max of course and under file link manager) and when its no longer linked then its time to proxy.. thats it...

---master Erick--- thanks for that master Erick; especially when you need that model to generate "architectural" elevations & sections... Ergo I strongly disagree with master Artedesnyo's & mod 3dzone's statements that we should "never" model in cad... I personally model my rooftiles in cad and still manage to render in max...

i second to this never underestimate the power of Cad in modeling... especially on autocad 2010 release... some of the elements/objects can be modelled in cad faster than max can do with "a very accurate values"

second c boss kiets,,third ako,,heheh,,bkt naman hnd mgmomodel sa cad? sa cad din ung roof tiles ko,,ok na ok sa akin,,,,

jarul wrote:

kietsmark wrote:

cloud20 wrote:

there's nothing wrong modelling in cad... you can proxy your modelled cad drawings by simply "bind" the linked files (thats where you gonna do it in max of course and under file link manager) and when its no longer linked then its time to proxy.. thats it...

---master Erick--- thanks for that master Erick; especially when you need that model to generate "architectural" elevations & sections... Ergo I strongly disagree with master Artedesnyo's & mod 3dzone's statements that we should "never" model in cad... I personally model my rooftiles in cad and still manage to render in max...

i second to this never underestimate the power of Cad in modeling... especially on autocad 2010 release... some of the elements/objects can be modelled in cad faster than max can do with "a very accurate values"

second c boss kiets,,third ako,,heheh,,bkt naman hnd mgmomodel sa cad? sa cad din ung roof tiles ko,,ok na ok sa akin,,,,

we have different point of views here... if we would go back to the thread starters question... its all about cad modelling.. wasnt it? and we should not misguide him ( in my own point of view lang po ha) otherwise he changed his question about modelling it in max... hope we get these things clear.. para di na din ma confuse ung nagtatanong... at sa mga nagbigay ng suggestions about modelling it in max.. pwede din naman un mga bro, kase workflow nyo po yan... and to the TS sana naliwanagan ka na po no... kung roof cad modelling master natin jan si cloud20, jarul and silvercrown i think.... oki? goodluck

yes we have diffrent tecniques here the point is basta mganda tignan mblis gawin