Hole in a wall or primitive

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• Syrus_Dante Posts: 983

  June 2018

  For doing that you would need some kind of geometry editor. Daz Studio isn't capable of doing that I would use Blender.

  You may want to search the internet for "Blender Boolean" there are a bunch of search results on youtube showing up.
• frankrblow Posts: 2,052

  June 2018

  https://www.daz3d.com/hexagon-2-5-download-version and https://www.daz3d.com/hexagon-beta are FREE. Pick one, ask how to use it in the forums 
• mlominy Posts: 211

  June 2018

  Syrus_Dante said:

  For doing that you would need some kind of geometry editor. Daz Studio isn't capable of doing that I would use Blender.

  You may want to search the internet for "Blender Boolean" there are a bunch of search results on youtube showing up.

  Actually, there is a geometry editor tool in DAZ, in which you can hide or erase polygons... I'm not sure one has to go outside of DAZ to do that...
• frank0314 Posts: 13,383

  June 2018

  You can also do a transmap to get a hole in the wall. The geometry will still be there but you will only see a hole.
• Petercat Posts: 2,315

  June 2018 edited June 2018

  You can use Maclean's Everyday Morphing Primitives.
  Use Geometry Editor or a transmap to remove polygons in the wall where you want to put the hole.
  Then load the "Tube" from the set and set the size to cover the empty spot, and the "thin" morph to make the hole the size you want.
  Then rotate the tube and set it in the wall so that the end is flush with the wall surface and adjust the "yScale" to make the hole as deep as your wall is thick. Then texture the tube and the wall the same.
  The set has 3, 4, 6 and 8 sided holes, as well. Plus a bunch of other useful primitives.
  It's a must-have if you kitbash.

  

  

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  Post edited by Petercat on June 2018