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grumpei_troll

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  1. I knew i read that there was a plugin somewhere. I believe your talkiing about the same exact one that i read about months back. So I am building up the models to basically add more detail. Thanks
  2. I was reading the AM: A Complete Guide and they explain how to use the gamma, alpha , and magnitude to achieve a smooth surface. So I began to look at the Sir Nigel model and I really appreciate just how smooth the face is; even with as many cp's to create the definition. I've gotten to the point where I can eliminate creases and place hooks in place of a 5 point patch but my next goal is to achieve that same smoothness. The porcelain material for me is just a check tool to make sure I don't have any creases. thanks for your post.
  3. I've been looking at some of the models on the AM disc and I noticed that they have very smooth surfaces. I was wondering what the best technics to smooth out models were especially when it comes to character modeling or Is there a plugin available? I'd like my models to have that sculptured look to them.
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