How can I make a repeating wave?
Blender Asked by PiersonD on September 29, 2021
What is a good way to make a repeating wave without having to manually select every other face and drag it along an axis? I’m trying to make a very long wave and it would save me a lot of time on this project.
I’m trying to make something similar to the metal part of this image but a lot longer and more curved.
3 Answers
Add a curve object and create the basic shape.
In the geometry section of the curve, give it some extrusion to get the height you want.
Use an array modifier to get as many copies as you need.
Correct answer by susu on September 29, 2021
Alternatively you can select 2 faces leaving one in between then pressing ctrl +shift+numpad .
E:This shortcut repeats the selection pattern.
Answered by Motcho on September 29, 2021
Make a curve and use an array modifier
Answered by PiersonD on September 29, 2021
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