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Bravo
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Latest WIP
Comments+Crits most welcome...  |
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_________________ Accountant in Teesside
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DSi
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Amazing! Absolutely wonderful!
Fantastic structure, beautiful texture, nice shadow effect! You are a genius Bravo! |
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cannellbd
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Wow, I wish I could do things that well, lol |
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Bravo
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I usually do low poly stuff, this is a bit of a delve into high poly work.
I'll show you how it looks before it got subdivided.... 
Not that hard to do really... |
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Zeph
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looks REALLY close to the chair in my dad's office.
lol. |
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cannellbd
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wow, big difference before subdivision and after  |
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Bravo
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This is one of the reasons Anim8or is so fantastic. 
^^^^ From the manual. |
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DSi
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Subdivisions do do quite a bit. |
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Bravo
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A render showing the four different stages of subdivision. If you go 'build..convert to subdivided' and double click on your obect (in object mode) you can set the level from 0 (no subdivision) to 3 (full subdivision).
If you want to go back to a normal mesh, set the level to 0 and go 'build..convert to mesh'  |
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cheekysneeky
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I just saw these! Wow! they are great. My trial period ran out on 3d max and I couldn't get a decent working crack for it, I might play with Anim8or now |
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