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# 16 25-03-2003 , 09:13 PM

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Hi babyduck, just wonder if i can see more of the before and after subd shots of the car, just like the firsy post, thanks, and btw, i looks good!!

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# 17 25-03-2003 , 11:58 PM

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Duck! You are modeling my FAVORITE truck. Looks damn nice so far too. I was gonna do the same, but I just never got around to doing it. Keep up the good work!

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# 18 07-04-2003 , 04:46 PM

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first i have to tell you all, i am still working on it. i just right now dont spend time for maya at all as my fiancee is visting me for a few weeks.

I-Iybrid: Duck! You are modeling my FAVORITE truck. Looks damn nice so far too. I was gonna do the same, but I just never got around to doing it. Keep up the good work!

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well, i hope i finish this one before you try it yourself. and it was my favourite truck too. right now we (my future wife and me) think about getting a 1500 silverado instead of the dakota when i am in the states and have work.

mr2turbosw20:Hi babyduck, just wonder if i can see more of the before and after subd shots of the car, just like the firsy post, thanks, and btw, i looks good!!

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oh, ok. did not think the before after shots are that important. i attach a picture of the last shot with before and after smooth - no change on the model done since last render. and it is no subd. i dont think i will ever put it into subd, but leave it as poly.

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# 19 07-04-2003 , 04:50 PM

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Wow! Great job so far. Can't wait to see more update

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# 20 08-04-2003 , 08:37 PM

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thanks for the before and after shots. i just thought the before and after shots would gives me ideas on how i should model my car, coz everytime i convert it to subd, i has unwanted shades and all those edges, like i want it partly round and partly smooth, those shots would help!! thanks

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# 21 09-04-2003 , 12:50 PM

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Wow does look very nice. im planning on modeling a vehicule soon. so far ive only done a row boat, a motor boat, and a cunue(sp) for practice and think i might attampt a plane i already have blue prints for (an F-117 Stealth) or a F-22 Raptor.

I cant wait to see it out. nice color choice too, have anything in a dark green user added image

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# 22 09-04-2003 , 01:13 PM

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BBAABBY Duck glad to see ur back
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# 23 11-04-2003 , 06:43 AM

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Very cool, i really gotta learn more of the program! I got it a few weeks ago, and the more i learn, ALL I WANT TO DO IS LEARN MORE!

Also i think MisterTurbo over there was referreing to subdividing/smoothing (Lightwave's smooth funtion is an option in the Subdivide tool) and not SubDs the objects.

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