Chamfer loop slide on\off option for each type of chamfer tool

[hwoRX6FJ]

The old chamfer types made a chamfer with a shift along the edge loop, which is why these chamfer types are practically useless in most cases. The new "uniform" chamfer type finally made an even chamfer by shifting adjacent edges. But often even new "uniform" type of chamfer still fails. Make a separate "loop slide on\off" option for all types of chamfer as in blender.

 

[Kranos_Orphydian]

So, do we know why its failing in Max? how is that option in Blender suppose to help in that? (in the picture the blender result is good even without it being turned on)

[hwoRX6FJ]

Just by disabling this function, an absolutely smooth chamfer is made by shifting all adjacent edges, and with this function enabled, the chamfer is built along the path of adjacent edges and becomes as in the 3ds max example.

[Kranos_Orphydian]

can you include in the original post a picture with the result in Blender with it turned on!

[hwoRX6FJ]

Inserted in the updated idea post

[Kranos_Orphydian]

thanks! so the Loop Slide is the same behavior of Shifting along the edge loop?

[hwoRX6FJ]

Yes, in the old types of chamfer 3ds max, this function is always enabled, which is why the chamfer was uneven in some areas, in the new type of chamfer "uniform" is always disabled, but as shown in my example, it is still buggy. The blender, unlike Max, always works perfectly and predictably, and you can change the chamfer options at your will

[hwoRX6FJ]

I don't know how else to explain that the chamfer tool, which is most necessary for modeling, which has been updated for 2 years, can't normally cope with even the simplest tasks. Why can't anyone see it?

 

[hwoRX6FJ]

Chamfer in 3ds Max is awfull. 

[hwoRX6FJ]

Finally make one normal chamfer, as in absolutely all other 3d programs. All types of chamfer in 3ds max do not work properly.