HOW DO I PREVENT MY OBJECTS FROM OVERLAPPING IN KEYSHOT?

Lennon Dene

SOFTWARE: KEYSHOT Artist Q&A Your CG problems solved Paul Hatton replies The placement of objects in any 3D scene requires a certain amount of attention to detail to ensure models don’t overlap when they shouldn’t. This is especially the case for product or small-scale visuals, where it would be immediately obvious if there was an issue. In most 3D software packages you have to rely on your eye or, more helpfully, the built-in snapping tools to ensure accurate contact but nothing more. Snapping tools are an absolutely essential part of any modelling workflow, but they can be a bit cumbersome when you need to adjust the properties and make sure you’re snapping to the right parts. The KeyShot team has come up with an innovative way of ensuring objects are positioned…

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