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Old 7th September 2006, 22:24   #1 (permalink)
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shield tutorial

a quick exersize in copy paste and rotate.

http://files.polyloop.net/tutorials/..._shieldtut.mov

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Old 7th September 2006, 22:31   #2 (permalink)
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Thank you for the tut !!!!
It is so clear !!! Really good !
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Old 7th September 2006, 22:37   #3 (permalink)
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Thankx VERY VERY MUCH. I appreciate it. I gonna check it over and see how i make on it, I dont know if I can do it as quickly as U, but Ill try.

THANKX AGAIN VERY MUCH...
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Old 8th September 2006, 06:25   #4 (permalink)
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Nice method ;) good job.
Thnaks to share !
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Old 1st October 2006, 20:43   #5 (permalink)
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Thanks for the tutorial.
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Old 10th December 2006, 22:19   #6 (permalink)
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no audio i cant understand what hes doin in that tut without audio.
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Old 20th February 2007, 01:59   #7 (permalink)
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Hey! Great tut. I need a little help though. Durring the part when you connect the dots to get the four squares in the row how did you make them pricely stick to each angle? Help would be great sorry if this is a newbie question i just started using Hex.
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Old 20th February 2007, 11:51   #8 (permalink)
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you use the shift key to snap to points during facet creation Austin, thats why i created 2 circles, hope this helps

theres no audio Borg im sorry bout that ,i didnt have time, you can see what im doing in the command veiw however.

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Old 21st February 2007, 23:11   #9 (permalink)
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Thanks! I fully created the model great tutorial! This was officialy my second model in Hex and I think I am getting a good understanding of the programm. Only one thing, after the model is done and we put the smoothing to 2 some of my models sides have gaps... It still looks really nice though! Thanks for the great tut!

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Great tut- im curious what did you use to make the .mov other than QT.
I have QTpro7 can it do movies of on screen activity?
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Old 28th February 2007, 19:33   #11 (permalink)
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Great tut- im curious what did you use to make the .mov other than QT.
I have QTpro7 can it do movies of on screen activity?
i dont know about QTpro7, i use Camstudio3 by Techsmith
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I had something like that but it made huge .fla files just for a few seconds (50 meg for 10 seconds)
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Old 5th March 2007, 02:48   #13 (permalink)
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camstudios export to mov are quite small, a 3 minute movie with all the editing and callouts is only about 3 meg.

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it's difficult for a beginner because you use custom shortcuts...too fast to see which tool you are using. thanks anyway. i'll try again when i know a bit more.
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I'd like to thank you for the Camtasia info. I had it and never thought about exporting in MOV format. Now I can do all my tutorials.
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Thanks for posting this tutorial. Although I had a bit of difficulty following it
(I am a complete beginner at modeling) I was able to achieve it in the end.
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