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Paul Domingue said:
That's good but I was sure looking forward to some paint. :cool:
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Yes, well I found that developing sometimes is more fun when you just do what you want to do whenevr you want to do it... though it obviously isn't very efficient :P And UV-unwrapping is quite frustrating sometimes....
 
F747fly said:
Yes, well I found that developing sometimes is more fun when you just do what you want to do whenevr you want to do it... though it obviously isn't very efficient :p And UV-unwrapping is quite frustrating sometimes....
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I know what you mean. For me when the exterior is close to done I get excited about seeing it in the SIM with the added improvements of a nice texture with bump map.
 
Paul Domingue said:
I know what you mean. For me when the exterior is close to done I get excited about seeing it in the SIM with the added improvements of a nice texture with bump map.
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Yeah well should also UV unwrap somewhat... Perhaps I'll make a bit of a combination of the two so the unwrapping also comes allong slowly....
 
Tempting to do, but I still need to learn a whole lot before I can propperly do this...

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F747fly said:
Yes, well I found that developing sometimes is more fun when you just do what you want to do whenevr you want to do it... though it obviously isn't very efficient :p And UV-unwrapping is quite frustrating sometimes....
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My sentiments exactly. Not the most efficient way but a hobby is suppose to be fun right? :)
 
Can anyone contact the cabin, tell them we're ready for diner... oh wait the phone hasn't been made yet (most arwfull joke ever?)

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The way I think I'm gonna make the cable of the phone (or intercom) by making a lowpoly wire (like 5 verts make a circle) and use physics to lay it in there (need to work out the details a bit) and then just apply it so it's "frozen"in there :)
 
and I got the bolts in, they're at what I think is the minimum amount of verts to make them, altough that ofcourse is open to argument...

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And as you can see I cut out the actual panels fitted on this pedelstal.
 
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