I hope you find this tutorial helpful. Let me know what you think.
Rodney, if you could transfer this to the Hash site, I'd appreciate it.
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Another very good tut Eric ,that is very usefull to me aswell as new users ,I forget a lotta stuff like this
BTW here is a prog might be worth looking at ,I got it free with some vidio editing software ,looks good but I havent used it
Link: http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/BBFlashBack.aspx
cheers Steve
BTW here is a prog might be worth looking at ,I got it free with some vidio editing software ,looks good but I havent used it
Link: http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/BBFlashBack.aspx
cheers Steve
Thanks Steve. I'll check it out 
Eric,
I'll get your tutorial uploaded asap.
Its always nice to see modeling tutorials here in the forum.
For the new user especially but for old users as well some great insight can be gained by watching others at work.
Modeling in particular can be frustrating to those that don't know how to maximize the power of splines.
Tutorials like yours help a lot!
Great stuff. Thanks!
Steve,
I'll get that link added to the Tutorial Tools section.
It looks at lot like Wink but with some nice additional features.
Rodney
I'll get your tutorial uploaded asap.
Its always nice to see modeling tutorials here in the forum.
For the new user especially but for old users as well some great insight can be gained by watching others at work.
Modeling in particular can be frustrating to those that don't know how to maximize the power of splines.
Tutorials like yours help a lot!
Great stuff. Thanks!
Steve,
I'll get that link added to the Tutorial Tools section.
It looks at lot like Wink but with some nice additional features.
Rodney
Rodeny,
you might have to come up with a section for Eric's tutorials
, because I just had an idea for another tut that I know many users will appreciate - tweaking cp's to get a smooth surface. Manipulating bias handles, peak, smooth, beveled edges, extrusions and more.
you might have to come up with a section for Eric's tutorials
, because I just had an idea for another tut that I know many users will appreciate - tweaking cp's to get a smooth surface. Manipulating bias handles, peak, smooth, beveled edges, extrusions and more.
Yes yes and yes Eric that sounds good .Thank's Rodney
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you might have to come up with a section for Eric's tutorials wink.gif , because I just had an idea for another tut that I know many users will appreciate - tweaking cp's to get a smooth surface. Manipulating bias handles, peak, smooth, beveled edges, extrusions and more.
Outstanding.
The Tutorials Index is coming along nicely. I should release it to tutorial contributors soon.
The more great tutorials we get the more I'm forced to get my act together to present them for all to enjoy.
I'm still tweaking offline as I don't want to get people hooked into an interface they'll just have to abandon.
Interfaced with this Tutorials Forum and the A.R.M. it should provide some nice access to those looking for specific information. Searchable too!
Rodney
Eric,
The tutorial is now online.
Online Viewing:
Troubleshooting Dino Modeling 6.7MB
Download:
Dino Modeling SplineFix.zip 6.2MB Zip file
Thanks to Roger too for sharing this with the A:M Community!
Edit: Just watched it through from start to finish. Verdict: A thoroughly enjoyable tutorial!
The tutorial is now online.
Online Viewing:
Troubleshooting Dino Modeling 6.7MB
Download:
Dino Modeling SplineFix.zip 6.2MB Zip file
Thanks to Roger too for sharing this with the A:M Community!
Edit: Just watched it through from start to finish. Verdict: A thoroughly enjoyable tutorial!
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