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Modeling Features

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  • No more inefficient polygons! Model with flexible Hash patches. 

  • Start from a Library of example characters. 

  • Curved lines move easily to allow for quick manipulation. 

  • Complete selection of real-time tools combined with point-and-click sculpting makes object creation easy. 

  • Model over a Rotoscope image. 

  • As many Rotoscopes as you like can be loaded into any view.

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  • Seamlessly integrates "bones" into low-density, unibody models. Characters (or objects) are built as a single model, then bones are inserted any way you like to for the "skeletal" IK basis for your character.

  • Un attach; disconnect "attached" points while modeling. 

  • Insert Control Points; automatically adds control points to those hard to get to splines. 

  • Perspective Modeling; option to model while viewing the object in perspective. 

  • Nested Hide; hide more points when some already hidden.

  • "Lasso" or free form group tool included with standard group tool for easy selection of multiple control points.

  • D3D or OpenGL shaded real-time mode when modeling instead of wire frame.

  • Patch Hooks to reduce resolution and eliminate creasing

  • Bias Handles for easy control of spline curvature.

  • Optimized Polygon export.

  • Unique object manipulators for translating scaling and rotating.

  • Specific grid sizing for use in creating precise scale objects.

  • Grid can also be toggled on and off.

  • variable lathe cross sections.

  • User definable Undo and Redo.

  • Uniform Normal Face Control for Polygonal output .

  • Paste and Extrude offsets.

  • Cut, copy and Paste

  • Flip or Mirror a selected group of points around any axis.

  • True Type Font and AI Import

  • Locked Control Points

  • Copy/Flip/Attach

  • Polygon Import

  • Lock Control Points

  • "Distortion Mode" Deformation Tool

 






"RodWow" by Rod Altschul, "Tyson" by Avalanche Software LLC, "Motorcycle" by Jem Shaw, "Mobile Home" by David Walker







"WOW!" image © 1994 Rod Havrik Altschul