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29th September 2007, 19:46
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| proud to be a nurb   | Texturing For Dummies... Someone posted this PDF file in the CGSociety forums. To anybody who is new to the concepts of texturing, this might be very helpful info... http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthre...?f=46&t=392677 shorty |
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29th September 2007, 22:50
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| Box modeling   | I've downloaded that one long time ago. Then I read his comments somewhere that he wanted to update some of the contents which in his view are outmoded. I wonder, for one, if he is still sticking to his view not to ever use procedurals in favor of image textures. Btw, is he a he or a she? |
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30th September 2007, 06:35
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| proud to be a nurb | Quote:
 . Yeah, this may be an old thread. Someone posted in on the Modo forums and it just seems there are many people here who ask texturing questions so i figured they might find it useful. I didn't read through it myself really. Just skipped around it for a second or two... I guess if you're working in games or film, procedurals can be a time-gobbler. But i still prefer to use procedurals myself, especially now that texture baking is so common. I like to keep things flexible...shorty | |
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