Integrating 3D models with photography
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£26 pounds, Free Delivery and only 1000 first come first served.
Well make that 990 I want 10
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Is there a hard surface modelling one coming out?
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And will you accept Bank transfer? I do not have an credit card.
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It's because it's bloody expensive to get DVD pressed, as we're not sure of the sales figures we're only willing to risk so much money. There are another 3 DVD waiting to go if this one works. We would rather run lots of 1,000 and bring varied content.Originally posted by Pure_Morning
why are you making it limited edition?! that seems kinda odd to me. But it looks good though.
Is there a hard surface modelling one coming out?
The only way this would go back to the press is as part of a bundle pack. Providing it does well enough.
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*Dumb ass question alert*Originally posted by Pure_Morning
Is there a hard surface modelling one coming out?
Whats the diffrence?
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organic modeling is just that, creatures, humans, animals etc.
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k, now i feel stupid.Originally posted by fredriksson
hard surface modeling is architecture, vehicles and the like
organic modeling is just that, creatures, humans, animals etc.
anyway, cant wait to see the vehicle modelling DVD by Brian
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yes a bank transfer is fine or a cheque made to sterlingOriginally posted by Auctor
hi, i am VERY interested in the DVD. BUT, i am in Germany. Will you ship to Germany too?
And will you accept Bank transfer? I do not have an credit card.
details here:
https://www.forum.simplymaya.com/show...ighlight=limes
If you prefer bank transfer then send me a pm and I will forward the details
Many thanks
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