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02-11-2004
, 01:29 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: stuck in the 90's boston, USA
u can use the trim tool, use the boolean tool,
for nurbs, u can project a curve on surface and then trim it, or u can draw a curve on surface, then trim, or u can boolean 2 intersecting surface
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02-11-2004
, 01:29 AM
The Maya Mountain
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Seattle, WA
Well, you could trim it out with the trim tool and a curve-on-surface designating the trim area, but in my opinion, polygons are much easier to work with.
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02-11-2004
, 02:06 AM
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Location: stuck in the 90's boston, USA
Originally posted by mtmckinley
but in my opinion, polygons are much easier to work with.
we know that by now mike.
ahahaha :p
kuddos on the book. i'm waiting for a [good] review b4 investing.
especially on texturing.
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02-11-2004
, 03:20 AM
The Maya Mountain
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Seattle, WA
heh, yeah, I know I say that all the time.
Thanks!
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