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edit: the sides are nice its just the top and bottom of it that lack a bit roundness
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I have a normal map from zbrush and a colour map from mudbox, this is not working for me so I will remodel in mudbox and do the texture there. This will take a little longer as I am stilll learning mudbox............dave
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Edt:sorry sould have said this is just a normal map from mudbox
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Edit: on a serious note I am starting to think if you want to model a high detailed model I would chose zbrush but if I want to add detail to a model made in maya and texture I would chose mudbox, these are only my thoughts
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