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Robinson R44 project (Read 1744 times)
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Sep 30
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, 2004 at 5:18pm
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i can only chose shapes and change the size lol
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Sep 30
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, 2004 at 6:26pm
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Hi Nico,
Sorry about the late reply, I've been busy.
TBH I have no idea how I managed to get away with 85,000 polys. I have since edited the model to produce a crop sprayer version and it is now apparently just over 95,000 polys. I'm beginning to think that GMAX is lying!
A much simpler model, in terms of ply count (30,000) refused to compile when I tried to add a VC. Complained about errors in vertices. The VC is a clone of the original, how can ther suddenly be errors in vertices? Beats me.
I make all my models with an ancient Amiga 3D rendering program called Imagine. It can output in DFX format and so I then import the model part by part into GMAX, texturing as I go. I then use GMAX to do all the animation, MakeMDL (via Middleman) to export as a MDL file. I get about 90% success withexporting but there have been some models that just refuse to compile while others that shouldn't, compile without any fuss at all. Go figure. :-}
I am REALLY looking forward to your R44.
Best wishes.
Kev
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Sep 30
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, 2004 at 6:29pm
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Sheesh, that post was barely literate. Sorry folks, too much wine... @-}
Kev (going to bed)
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, 2004 at 10:30am
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Hi Kev,
That’s ok, I’m late to
I would love to see your work, do you have a website were I can see some screens?
Greetings, Nico
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, 2004 at 1:16pm
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I never got around to doing a website (I should, I know).
All my helicopters go to
www.hovercontrol.com
first. Although the latest version of my MICRO went to
www.flightsim.com
.
All my other stuff is either right here at SimV or Flightsim or both.
All under the Unreal Aviation banner.
I only do unusual, obscure types, mostly my own designs.
Kev
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