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The two part pen could be split into 2 parts to make the C-shaped, "anchor-shaped", or Z-shaped pens.
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Perfect!!!
Now it would be better if a 3D modeller from DT could check the model and how it could be imported into 3D Max. Maybe Sita? ![]()
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i can check model .... i give to Spudkopf my example of objects..
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Must admit, I'm really, really enjoying watching you guys work.
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Slowly (very slowly) coming to grips with 3ds-Max.
Decided it would be easier for me to do my mesh levels in SolidWorks though. Mesh00 ![]() Mesh01 ![]() Mesh02 ![]() Mesh03 ![]() I have found that step and sat formatted files seem to be the best format options to use when exporting from SW for import into Max.
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level of detail for lods is normal...
but better made lod00 at first at 100 percent and made from it all other lods.. i mean when lod00 will be with maping
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I was looking to import each lod as a layer using the same structure as in your reference object [i](to make things a little easier when I get home tonight I also created 20:1 versions of these lods to import to Max)[/]. My daughter was doing a mapping assignment at school in class last week where she had to skin the rail-gun from District 9, and apparently got best in class so hopefully she will be able to help me out when it comes to mapping my models. Here is the 512 texture I intend to use at this stage, still need to reduce some of the more obvious repetitions in the pattern: ![]()
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