robcat2075

You're on the right track. it's very odd behavior.

If I select one CP of those four and press the comma key (to select all CPs on the same spline) , the others do not all get selected so they can't be all on the same spline.

I've done some tests on spinning lights before and found that it was in the same general range of render time as regular AO. It was faster with less passes but longer with more passes.

Thank you for your investigation, Rodney!

I was resplining an "A" that didn't come out of the FontWizard quite right and have created what should be a legal four-sided patch... four CPs, connected by splines and not all on the same spline... and yet it doesn't fill in. If I copy just those four CPs and paste them to the right they do fill in but not if they are part of the whole mesh. Anyone know what is wrong? (This is not a Hide Backfaces problem) Fixin A.mdl

Those look real good, Matt. I thought, "That's too good to be A:M's toon shader" but I'm glad to be wrong!

I'm disappointed there's nothing to buy!

My first guess is that you're missing the JPG iio file in the import filters folder. I look forward to the next Largent production!

Thanks, Kevin!

it's pastel-adelic!

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Lucky granddaughter!

And I'll remind you to update your avatar.

Use the email address.

Sacré bleu! Again with the WINE.

After a quick test... yes, you can incorporate bias adjustments, including direction and magnitude, in a SmartSkin keyframe.

Quicktime, good. The node-based thing is a real turn-off, though.

Does it do QuickTime?

During Live Answer Time today, >Renumber CPs came up. We found it does change some CP numbers, but for what purpose? Who asked for it and can you explain its intention some?

The pad would be where the fingerprint is. Put your hand flat on your desk and you'll see that the pad is facing more down than it is facing sideways.

What is the sampling rate Hz of the original audio file? Welcome to A:M, crittifer!

It seems insignificant until we start trying to pose hands to do normal hand stuff and we can't figure out why they never look right.

I would do it even more. However, another critical element is the angle of the pad of the thumb. Take a look at your hand and notice that the pad of the thumb will face more down than sideways in that position.

My suggestion on the thumb would be to model it angled down from the plane of the palm rather than level with it. An on-the-plane thumb is hard to make opposable for typical thumb purposes and It will be easier to weight the mesh for all the positions the thumb will need to move through.

I think the most significant change since around v15 is for tool Options. For example, if you hold down CTRL while you press the Lathe Button, A:M will open the Options Tab where you can set the number of Lathe sections. All tools that have options work that way. Previously I think it was the ALT Shift key for that function.