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Biber · 19th April 2006, 23:55

I have just a simple and maybe a little bit stupid question

Every Picture of 3d Model done with Hexagon has so a smooth surface.
Just everything so smooth. Is this caused by Hexagon or is it just a question of the the person doing the model? So is it possible to create more detailed and not so smooth modell? I think this should be doable but just wanted to ask... Because im going to buy a 3D Modelling Programm which doesn't cost about 1000 $ or more. And i think Hexagon would be really cool. If such models would be doable could somebody show me a picture or something like that? Thank you to every person who answers this dumb question from me

Greets Biber

Teyon · 20th April 2006, 00:24

It's entirely possible. It all depends on the person making the model and what the model calls for detail wise. I don't have any images to show ya but as Hex is a modeler, it gives you what you give it. So, the details are totally up to the artist using the program.

Patrick210 · 20th April 2006, 00:30

Look here.

http://hexablog.eovia.com/

Biber · 20th April 2006, 20:00

So that the most modells i see are so smooth is just cause the author of it wanted a smooth surface? Is this a feature of Hexagon that you can get so smooth surfaces?

Is there a big difference between Carrara and Hexagon in modelling?

Greets Biber

AintNoSin · 20th April 2006, 20:14

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Originally Posted by Biber

So that the most modells i see are so smooth is just cause the author of it wanted a smooth surface? Is this a feature of Hexagon that you can get so smooth surfaces?

I'd say the less detail in your mesh the smoother the surface will be once you apply sub-division.

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Originally Posted by Biber

Is there a big difference between Carrara and Hexagon in modelling?

Carrara 5's Vertex Modeler is sort of a subset of Hexagon's features.

Patrick210 · 20th April 2006, 20:20

Models can be smooth or not, it is the choice of the user. Hexagon 2 will offer displacement painting so that small rough details can be applied to the model. Carrara does not have displacement painting. Hexagon has more tools and a better interface and workflow than Carrara's modelers. I'm assuming you know that Hexagon 2 will be strictly for modeling, displacement and texturing, while Carrara is a complete 3D program with rendering, animation, etc. If you are looking to become proficient and focus just on modeling, then Hexagon is what you need.

19th April 2006, 23:55	#1 (permalink)
Biber Vertex Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 5	Surface of models... I have just a simple and maybe a little bit stupid question Every Picture of 3d Model done with Hexagon has so a smooth surface. Just everything so smooth. Is this caused by Hexagon or is it just a question of the the person doing the model? So is it possible to create more detailed and not so smooth modell? I think this should be doable but just wanted to ask... Because im going to buy a 3D Modelling Programm which doesn't cost about 1000 $ or more. And i think Hexagon would be really cool. If such models would be doable could somebody show me a picture or something like that? Thank you to every person who answers this dumb question from me Greets Biber

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20th April 2006, 00:24	#2 (permalink)
Teyon Go Team Venture! Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 186	It's entirely possible. It all depends on the person making the model and what the model calls for detail wise. I don't have any images to show ya but as Hex is a modeler, it gives you what you give it. So, the details are totally up to the artist using the program.

20th April 2006, 00:30	#3 (permalink)
Patrick210 Pixar want to hire me! Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 549	Look here. http://hexablog.eovia.com/

20th April 2006, 20:00	#4 (permalink)
Biber Vertex Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 5	So that the most modells i see are so smooth is just cause the author of it wanted a smooth surface? Is this a feature of Hexagon that you can get so smooth surfaces? Is there a big difference between Carrara and Hexagon in modelling? Greets Biber

20th April 2006, 20:20	#6 (permalink)
Patrick210 Pixar want to hire me! Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 549	Models can be smooth or not, it is the choice of the user. Hexagon 2 will offer displacement painting so that small rough details can be applied to the model. Carrara does not have displacement painting. Hexagon has more tools and a better interface and workflow than Carrara's modelers. I'm assuming you know that Hexagon 2 will be strictly for modeling, displacement and texturing, while Carrara is a complete 3D program with rendering, animation, etc. If you are looking to become proficient and focus just on modeling, then Hexagon is what you need.