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Post by ralph pugsley // Oct 19, 2008, 9:20pm
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hi all can tell me what you thinkof this,and how do i build the feet from the end of the legs ,they are swept from the cylinders thanks for any help:) sorry for the bad attachment i wanted a image not a download.can someone tell me how to change the format so i get the picture |
Post by Emma // Oct 20, 2008, 12:09am
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As I guess you want the image taken from Workspace, why don`t you use the screnn copy funktion
- hit on the keyboard the Print key (auf deutscher Tastatur steht Druck)
- enter any grafics program and cut out the scenery
- or use in the lower right corner on the toolbar the render to file function
notice that image size and resolution here in forum are limited |
Post by ralph pugsley // Oct 20, 2008, 12:11am
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thanks emma i will try this |
Post by ralph pugsley // Oct 20, 2008, 12:22am
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needs lots of work when i find out how. any of you profi bunch want to help. all coments welcome |
Post by tamtam // Nov 4, 2008, 5:26pm
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@ralph - That's a great first model! My first Truespace model wasn't anything like that, but then again, I don't remember exactly what my first ts model was, because it was when I first got ts, and that was version 4.3! But I do know my first ts model was not a dragon, and nothing that would look good in the gallery at any time in Truespace's history.
I think your dragon needs claws. You could model one set of claws, copy the one set 3 more times to get four sets of claws, move them to the base of the legs, and attach them on the model side. |
Post by ralph pugsley // Nov 5, 2008, 6:11am
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thanks tam tam i will try but they are hard to modle and at the moment have not much time:) |
Post by randomosity // Feb 11, 2009, 6:19am
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Yes that is an insane first model! WAY better than mine. I'll see if i can help with the claws.:D |
Post by kena // Feb 11, 2009, 4:23pm
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HA!! I remember MY first model. and it wasn't anything special. This one is very good indeed. |
Post by ralph pugsley // Feb 17, 2009, 7:02am
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thanks to you all , sorry it took so long to reply my internet was down.
a little help would be most welcome:) |
Post by nowherebrain // Feb 23, 2009, 5:39am
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definitely good for a first, my advice is to control your loops by sorta drawing out where creases and such should be using the poly draw tool. Run the excess(but there should be no excess..lol)into hidden or open places(under the feet, the armpit, inside the mouth, or nostrils). Try to eliminate any triangles at the same time by deleting those edges, you want to keep it all quads....A tri here or there can be beneficial, but no N-gons(a polygon with more than 4 edges). I'm not sure how much you already know, due to the fact this is your first model, so excuse me if I over recommend here...looking good though! |
Post by ralph pugsley // Feb 23, 2009, 7:02am
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hi, thanks for the advice . i know alot but dont understand all. i learn much from the forum, ilook in every day,great place , thanks again:) |
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