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3D Animation Q/A
I felt like making this thread since we all have questions, or at least most of us, on how do one thing or the other in 3D Max. So for the first question: I would liked to know how add thickness to an object. Ex. say I wanted to make a trash can, just a cylinder that gets fatter towards the top the one you find in your bathroom or bedroom. Anyways I need to make the trashcan look like it thick and not just a round piece of paper. If you can picture, I was if you can help me or aim me and to get better description on what I want to do.
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