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Haha, yea. I hate how messy your scenes are, Outliner wise. I'm picky and like to be somewhat organized. That way if I need to find/select a piece of geometry, I can just go into the outliner, and click on it. And hey, I know I'm not THAT good at modeling, but still. Give me some credit. What I had was a pretty decent start.I was just posting yours as a comparison to what i had to work with originally. I'll send it back when im done, trying to make sure i label everything the way you like as well instead of having one giant layer of everything. lol.
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It's a quick fix i will take care of tonight as i am at work now.
I think i might try making a rim/tire for this next but i need to be careful i dont lose momentum. If i do it's hard to get it back.
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Yeah it wasn't a bad start. I think most of your problems were from not centered image planes for the blueprints.Haha, yea. I hate how messy your scenes are, Outliner wise. I'm picky and like to be somewhat organized. That way if I need to find/select a piece of geometry, I can just go into the outliner, and click on it. And hey, I know I'm not THAT good at modeling, but still. Give me some credit. What I had was a pretty decent start.
I am usually pretty good at organizing my layers, i just have a bad habit of not labeling things in outliner... after 2-3 hours using something i just learn "Polycube12" is my hood...
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I plan on posting a WIP image soon but right now im mostly adding to the undercarriage and minor details.
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Thinking of adding some components behind the wheels like CV joints and what-not but i have to look up how it all connects to see how much work would be involved.
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