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  1. actuallyanimated
    Here's a larger picture of the head. I'm sure the mesh is too dense. I've been trying to clean it up as best I can. As for the 5-point patches, I'm not sure how I can break the snout up without using them. Once again, any tips on getting the flow right would be extremely helpful! Also, what about 3-point patches? [attachmentid=15892]
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    Hey all! I'm new to modeling in Animation Master. I have tons of experience poly modeling in Max, but dealing with splines and patches is a bit new to me. Anyway, I'm currently in the process of modeling a pig for a project, but I'm having lots of creasing issues. I've gotten the hang of getting rid of most of them, but I'm not sure how to approach creases in a 5-point patch. Can anyone provide any guidance? Should I even be using 5-point patches where I'm using them? Any help would be greatly appreciated! [attachmentid=15891]
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