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Very nice start Al. I like the details so far

You are doing a great job! Awesome level of details. Keep it up my friend. I'm glad you got rid of the artifacts.

Cool work so far. Keep us updated!

Thanks! I try to use real scale

Hi guys. I have not given up on this project, just havent had much time to work on it (a few weeks vacation, then a lot of catching up to do at work ). Anyway. Here is a new update. I have been working on the chapter house the last couple of days

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Nice. Little more pointier tip and you have a very nice candle fire

I had to test it to be sure. No Jittering here. I turned it all the way down

Thanks for the tutorial, I enjoyd it (eventhough I already have the 3D mouse, and have used it for a while).

Great start. Do you plan on making the welds? that would add nice realism to the model

Thank you for the tips! For me too. To bad, sounds like a neat feature How come I never thought of that? I've used it before. Thanks for reminding me. Setting the model to "vector" gave me five times better framerate than wireframe at lowest subdivision, so that is an great improvement

Thanks Steve Nope. At best it takes a couple of seconds to redraw the view in wireframe mode, that makes it hard because you easily overshoot when using the mouse to orient. However, an easy fix is to replace the model with a proxy, just haven't done that yet

Finally I've had some sparetime to work on the north-east side More renders in the first post

Cool stuff! Could you tell us about the process? I am planing on doing somthing like this myself. What kind of export pipeline did you do? I guess the models need to be "watertight"?

I definitely like the style. Looking forward to see more

Wow! Interesting project! Instead of using action objects, you could simply constraint the bust to the bill in the choreography, that way you can throw some actions onto the bust. I think that would be an simple solution since its only two models anyway, awesome project!

You always need the cd in the drive when starting up the program, unless you have the 1-year subscription version which is a downloadable version

Yes it is. As far as I know (but I might be wrong), its the 'finding patches' that is time consuming, and that needs to be done, regardless of method?

Yup, but I sometimes merges two or more models when they are finished, so they are total ends at 30-60K between 10-15K

Great looking characters so far, but you really should tell Sluagh to not do her makeup in the car to late for work

It is 25 separate models at the moment I combine them in an action (action objects), so when in the chor I simply drag and drop the action onto the basemodel. The framerate in the chor (and the action) is very slow, about 3-4 second per frame in shaded and 1-2 in wire Up and down? The tiles are rectangular running vertically

New update

btw, I'm doing an hires render (1920x1200) where the artifact does not show

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately it didn't work here. I also tried to detach and attach the hook several times

Thanks:) Its an artifact (hook)