By manual, you mean a PDF instead of just a HELP file?
I understand your issue. Richard has admitted that writing documentation is not on his list of favorite things but many people find that the Help files are adequate for learning… while others prefer something in a format they can print and read without a computer.
I resorted to printing out the contents of the helpfile as well as the tutorials and use that as a ‘manual’.
Sometimes I have to angle an object then manipulate the end to an angle that will match the surface which that angle meets. When an object is horizontal or vertical, the mitering is easy to do. However, when the object is already at an angle and the ends have to be angled some more, that gets very tedious.
Is there a plug-in or something that makes the work easier? In gmax, one can select whether all points on a axis will move together or not and that makes mitering a cinch!
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best regardes to all!
In my determination to find the answer to my post, I am happily reporting that I have done exactly that.
As an aside, why is there no manual for 3DC?
Cheers to all!
a3xt
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