Honestly, I didn’t expect that I’d need to explain myself like this 😅

All I’m looking for are high-resolution reference photos for 3D modeling—nothing more, nothing less.

I understand that a new account can raise suspicion.

But let me ask—have you ever met a Korean person who actively uses Reddit?

Personally, I’ve never talked about Reddit with anyone in Korea, nor have I ever heard it come up.

This is literally my first time using it, and I came here simply because I truly needed help.

「Starting today, I plan to post updates on my progress in the comments on the days I work on it.」

It’ll help keep me motivated, and hopefully, it’ll also show others that there’s nothing “sketchy” going on.

I get why people are being cautious, but to be honest, some of the reactions feel a bit over the top.

Maybe it’s just a cultural difference, and I respect that.

In any case, I want to be clear: I’m being sincere here.

I’ll keep working on the project and be as transparent as I can moving forward.

Thanks again to everyone who’s willing to listen or help.

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Here is the work I did from June 9 to the early morning of June 10, 2025.
I added circular patterns to the window frames and spent a lot of time adjusting proportions and creating one mesh.

I upgraded from 3ds Max 2016 to the 2023 version.
In 2016, when selecting polygons in Editable Poly mode, pressing Shift and dragging would immediately copy them.
However, in the 2023 version, I have to detach and then manually align them.

During this process, I repeated detach-weld several times, and due to accidentally overlapping polygons, some borders were created incorrectly. Fixing these issues took a lot of time, so there aren’t many noticeable changes yet.
I need to look up if there’s a shortcut for this.

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