Eric2575

Dan, when I get my ride done (5 years or so, haha), I'll race ya for pink slips

Heiner, are you sure he hasn't got Tollwut?

If you have photoshop or similar you can do a pretty good job of scaling the rotoscopes to match better. It's always nice to have closely matching roto's.

Heiner: I opened your file and was able to move the bias of the cp you circled in the pic. Eric

Wow, if that happened to me, I would think about uninstalling AM and doing a clean install. Sounds like something basic is messed up.

Gosh, golly gee Now if I could do something like that in less than a year...hahahaha

Thanks Mark. I actually had the hood all perfect too, but am gonna do another one because the original hood had to be curved a bit after the front end was tweaked which knocked the.... Well, anyways, I'm gonna make another hood Maybe one day this model will be finished......muahahahahah

Not bad at all, great start to your AM modeling. Why don't you post a wireframe so we can figure out what's causing that tiny bit of distortion on top of the Rook? Cheers Eric

Well, I consider this project my learn-as-I-go and delete-cp's-as-I-go experience. The Saleen is not meant to be animated, so I kinda not too worried about excess cp's. But I do get your point, better to do it right the first time around and carry that to the next project. Funny thing is that it's hard to reduce cp's once the model is as big as it is now. Oh well. Thanks for the compliment

I would agree with Robcat on motherboard and ram to a point as I said above. It's also true about the graphics card. Swapped my 128MB card for a top of the line ATI XT800 and did notice an improvement, but hardly worth the money paid for a high end card.

Been laying low on the S7 for a while, but am picking back up. Tires, rim, interior almost done.

I upgraded from 512k to 1.5GB and very honestly did not notice a significant improvement in running AM. You may want to invest your money into a new graphics card unless you intend to run other apps with AM. Btw, my rig is a PC.

If I don't ask, I 'll never know: What is the AM Compositor?

Funny how little things like that can hinder a project. Now go out there and decal the world

Love that ape. One thing though. The specular highlight in his eye is awefully bright. That's all I have to pick on

If you want to apply a decal around a cylinder, you have to have the model centered on the x/y axis if I understand it correctly. Take a soda can model; if you don't have it centered on the x/y axis, the decal will appear smeared or unrecognizable. I think there is a way to move the offset of the decal to your model, but someone else will have to elaborate. Also, if you apply a decal with a spherical projection to a flat surface, you will always get distortion.

Und einen guten Rutsch! Happy new Year!!

Ganz toll gemacht!! Wie immer. Prost Neujahr!!

Looks a bit angular but very nice, nontheless.

OOooooh, very nice! I can almost feel the heat. Really like the way you did that.

I'm gonna add a basic inside mouth and a tongue. Yeah, I know the legs are not bent "correctly" , but I thought they look more like a cartoon character that way instead of trying to look like a real duck. No problem to change them. I think Bob wants the goose pretty much as is. No mention was made about feather/hair system, but who knows. Thanks Mark, can't wait for you to rig Goosey.

I can't take too much credit for the facial character, since the sketch was supplied by Bob Taylor of the TWO project and I tried to model it pretty dead on. But hey, I take the koodo for the modeling, thanks Now to get that sucker to fly...

This is actually close to being done. A few touches and she'll be ready to lay an egg

I was so busy trying to be funny that I didn't even ask if you would let us know how you did that? I've tried V.12 normal mapping with little success.

Wow, that looks really great! That nipple doesn't disappoint. Are those trees made with hair? Er...umm...I mean...no, I don't mean...um..that Molly has a hairy...ah.. nipple...yeez, just bury me in that plot