Hexagon 2 Example Workflow - Page 2 - Polyloop

Nate Owens · 14th May 2006, 06:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by aram

Sorry to ask this, but i can not find the alien model in my computer. Where is this file located in hex2 directory ? (I looked in the model folder but no sign of this model)
Thanks,

I guess it is included in the "golden pack" which was apparently an option at one time when buying the program...

The tuts are here...Martian tutorial

UVDan · 23rd June 2006, 22:58

We, who are about to Hex salute you! Thanks on behalf of the newbies.

Nate Owens · 24th June 2006, 01:58

Strange diet.
Don't you get indigestion?

UVDan · 24th June 2006, 03:36

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Originally Posted by Nate Owens

Strange diet.
Don't you get indigestion?

What do you mean? Tuts are nutritious AND delicious!!!

Nate Owens · 24th June 2006, 17:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by UVDan

What do you mean? Tuts are nutritious AND delicious!!!

"...as I ponder eating pieces of my own rotting flesh..."
ya oughter eat before it gets too rancid... pass the alka-seltzer... yuk! O_O

UVDan · 24th June 2006, 21:51

I was only pondering. I have been waiting for a 128 mb video card and now that I have it I am digging in and doing the tuts. One day I hope I can be as good as you are.

Gary_P · 26th July 2006, 22:57

If I wanted to do a simple cube or machine part, would I have to go through all this effort? Pinning and all?

Grendel · 27th July 2006, 17:01

No you could just use a cubic projection, or if it is a little complicated start with cubic and then select the detail areas for further unwrapping.

RedSquare · 10th April 2007, 03:54

Hi, on two separate occasions I've downloaded the part 1 zip file but it appears to be corrupted, so it won't unpack. Part 2's ok it's just part 1. Anybody got a working part one zip, I could copy please.

Thomas · 10th April 2007, 07:25

Part 1 is ok, downloaded with firefox

bwtr · 10th April 2007, 09:23

One might suggest that a zip file which wont download with the very latest version of IE must be corrupt?

RedSquare · 10th April 2007, 18:56

Quote:

Part 1 is ok, downloaded with firefox

Oh! OK I use Maxthon but of course it still uses IE engine. Still not to worry.

Khris · 11th April 2007, 15:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by bwtr

One might suggest that a zip file which wont download with the very latest version of IE must be corrupt?

One might suggest that if a zip file download correctly with Firefox, Safari, Opera, ... but is corrupt with the very latest version of IE, then it means that the latest version of IE is corrupt ?

RedSquare · 11th April 2007, 19:56

Thomas · 16th April 2007, 12:13

It's seems that IE 7 sucks with some Gzip server compression. I changed something else. Still lthe same?
(Damn, stop using IE! Use Firefox or opera !)

bwtr · 16th April 2007, 14:19

Maybe 95 percent? of the world is using IE. The majority rules. Fix things so they do work in IE. Why should the majority change to suit the very small number of odd zips made?

Is it probably the non standard zip apps that people are using anyway?

I have problems with about 3 or 4 zips a year and many hundreds are downloaded.

It is strange the zip problems seem to be 99.9 percent at this site?

Khris · 16th April 2007, 16:27

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers

For February, 2007

IE6 - 49%
IE7 - 29%
Firefox - 14%
Safari - 5%
Opera - 0.8%
Netscape - 0.7%
Mozilla - 0.2%

1 - it's only 80% for all IE
2 - it's only 30% for IE 7 (no corrupted zip with IE 6)
3 - Fortunately, it's not because a monopolistic company decide something that it became the norm, even when it's called Microsoft. That's why we are beginning to have CSS compliance, that's why we still have Java, that's why there are still some computer users who don't find "normal" to have to update their anti-virus several time a day.
4 - what are "standard zip apps", anyway ?

computing axiom: it's not because it doesn't work on your computer that it's broken. It may very well be (and often is) your computer that is the cause of the problem.

Khris · 16th April 2007, 16:37

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Originally Posted by Thomas

(Damn, stop using IE! Use Firefox or opera !)

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/secur...afe_for_2.html

Internet Explorer Unsafe for 284 Days in 2006. And that means days where that a security hole was known, already used, and no patch was available from Microsoft.

So even if 80% of users are using it, I do really hope that the majority doesn't rule.

RedSquare · 16th April 2007, 21:16

Quote:

It's seems that IE 7 sucks with some Gzip server compression. I changed something else. Still lthe same?

Well done Thomas all OK now. Cheers.

bwtr · 17th April 2007, 01:38

That sever problem is the same or similar to the one here some time back.

23rd June 2006, 22:58	#22 (permalink)
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UVDan Astral Fugitive Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Lost Dutchman Mine Posts: 22 My Photos: (0)	I was only pondering. I have been waiting for a 128 mb video card and now that I have it I am digging in and doing the tuts. One day I hope I can be as good as you are. __________________

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RedSquare Vertex! What's that? Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Norfolk UK Posts: 149 My Photos: (0) Images: 5	Part One appears to be broken Hi, on two separate occasions I've downloaded the part 1 zip file but it appears to be corrupted, so it won't unpack. Part 2's ok it's just part 1. Anybody got a working part one zip, I could copy please. __________________ Fanners

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Thomas Always learning new stuff Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Merignac, France Posts: 10,951 My Photos: (198) Images: 93	Part 1 is ok, downloaded with firefox __________________ Polyloop owner & Administrator - no support by PM or email. Polyloop.net [EN/FR] - Meuuh.net [FR +16 ans] - Totyo.com [FR] - Pixologic.eu [JOB] - La3dpourlesnuls.com [FR]

26th July 2006, 22:57	#27 (permalink)
Gary_P Forever learning Join Date: May 2006 Location: New Jersey Posts: 123 My Photos: (0)	If I wanted to do a simple cube or machine part, would I have to go through all this effort? Pinning and all?

27th July 2006, 17:01	#28 (permalink)
Grendel Moderator Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 1,172 My Photos: (25) Images: 23	No you could just use a cubic projection, or if it is a little complicated start with cubic and then select the detail areas for further unwrapping.

10th April 2007, 09:23	#31 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,042 My Photos: (6) Images: 49	One might suggest that a zip file which wont download with the very latest version of IE must be corrupt?

11th April 2007, 19:56	#34 (permalink)
RedSquare Vertex! What's that? Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Norfolk UK Posts: 149 My Photos: (0) Images: 5	__________________ Fanners

16th April 2007, 12:13	#35 (permalink)
Thomas Always learning new stuff Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Merignac, France Posts: 10,951 My Photos: (198) Images: 93	It's seems that IE 7 sucks with some Gzip server compression. I changed something else. Still lthe same? (Damn, stop using IE! Use Firefox or opera !) __________________ Polyloop owner & Administrator - no support by PM or email. Polyloop.net [EN/FR] - Meuuh.net [FR +16 ans] - Totyo.com [FR] - Pixologic.eu [JOB] - La3dpourlesnuls.com [FR]

16th April 2007, 14:19	#36 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,042 My Photos: (6) Images: 49	Maybe 95 percent? of the world is using IE. The majority rules. Fix things so they do work in IE. Why should the majority change to suit the very small number of odd zips made? Is it probably the non standard zip apps that people are using anyway? I have problems with about 3 or 4 zips a year and many hundreds are downloaded. It is strange the zip problems seem to be 99.9 percent at this site?

16th April 2007, 16:27	#37 (permalink)
Khris Cube Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 88 My Photos: (0)	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers For February, 2007 IE6 - 49% IE7 - 29% Firefox - 14% Safari - 5% Opera - 0.8% Netscape - 0.7% Mozilla - 0.2% 1 - it's only 80% for all IE 2 - it's only 30% for IE 7 (no corrupted zip with IE 6) 3 - Fortunately, it's not because a monopolistic company decide something that it became the norm, even when it's called Microsoft. That's why we are beginning to have CSS compliance, that's why we still have Java, that's why there are still some computer users who don't find "normal" to have to update their anti-virus several time a day. 4 - what are "standard zip apps", anyway ? computing axiom: it's not because it doesn't work on your computer that it's broken. It may very well be (and often is) your computer that is the cause of the problem. Last edited by Khris : 16th April 2007 at 16:40.

17th April 2007, 01:38	#40 (permalink)
bwtr Brian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Australia Posts: 2,042 My Photos: (6) Images: 49	That sever problem is the same or similar to the one here some time back.

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