[Kazan]

 

Yes the minbari texture is being affected by the lighting - as it should be

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[Shrike]

Yeah, but the direction we're looking at the Sharlins should be in the shadow of the red star........ I'd think they'd end up some sort of wine color, personally.

[Carl]

anti-aliasing is A-1 SUPAR

[Kazan]

well.. i notice an error - i need to put a physical object to enhance the lens flare star - it's showing the background through

[Kazan]

 

Originally posted by Carl:
anti-aliasing is A-1 SUPAR

it's antialiased you blindman

[Shrike]

Uhhh...... doesn't really look all that AA'ed.....

[wEvil]

If so then you're using a tiny sampling value.



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[IceFire]

Adaptive works for me in Truespace.  Is that what you used?

[untouchable]

TS=  

[mikhael]

Somehow, I get the feeling that I'm one of few people who actually likes Truespace, no? what's the big beef against it? (besides the booleans. there is no excuse for the booleans)



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[Kazan]

I have TrueSpace 5

once you get to know how to do things it's actually got a few horses under the hood - nothing like lightwave but still

[Alikchi]

It's just so hard to use (for a newbie), the demos stink (No save? WTF?) and texturing is a pain. to put it bluntly. I have little experience with it, but what I have has been frustrating.

[Carl]

you have to learn how to use it, then it makes sense. it's texturing is one of the best i've seen.

[This message has been edited by Carl (edited 12-11-2001).]

[LAW ENFORCER]

I use MS3D! YAY!

how much does lightwave cost???

*Braces for impact*

[Bobboau]

I learned TS in about a month, it has a very intuitive UI with every option available via a nice icon menue system that saves screen space, I tryed to learn 3DS I can barly see anything in the windows(im used to the one big screen), the screen is half covered by buttons and options I can't edit and rotate/zoom at the same time (have to click four buttons to swich in TS its automatic) it took me three hours to find out how to point edit another hour to make changes to geometry on par with TS' draw polygon tool, and even then it's hard to do becase I have to press five buttons between every new point/face/rotate/zoom/anything. I have only used 3DS for one thing of importance when one of my models got a hole in it, one of the two things TS does not handle well, holes (the other being UV editing), it took me a day and a half to kill the basterd hole in that hell hole with all the fliped polys and stuf 3DS made as I (tryed to) fix the hole, then it took me another hour to get it into FS after I swiched it back to TS.

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[Thorn]

 

Originally posted by LAW ENFORCER:
I use MS3D! YAY!

how much does lightwave cost???

*Braces for impact*

bout $2500

[Bobboau]

$5000

[LAW ENFORCER is flung aganst wall by the mighty blast of the astronomical price of the 3D editor]

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[LAW ENFORCER]

AHHH! MAN! AHHH that REALLY! hurt...

[Shrike]

TS must have a childishly simple ui then.... MAX's is pretty good, IMO.

[Setekh]

AA'd? What sampling rate have you got it on? There's a lot of non-AA'd artefacts in there - take the spikes on the bottom-left ship, for example.