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second that. yeah, this could be cool. looks promising

and side, I tried putting them all on one post but it wouldn't let me or at least i was messing something up and decided to just post a few times Attachment: moogside.jpg This has been downloaded 29 time(s).

if that's the case then yes, yes you can stuff the entire transformation into one attribute what i did for a proof of concept was i made a custom attribute on a control curve that would do the transform for the left arm. i used set driven keys to key the parent constraints. i made two parent constraints on each piece, one on a bone and one on a piece of geometry. since the bones for the arms and legs would be tied to IK this seemed like...

Using profile curves, cutting planes, and booleans... Here is a couple of short videos I made for another user describing how to use profile curves, to make cutting planes which can be used with the polygon boolean operation to cut up a polygon pipe. Booleans are very powerful and get a much undeserved bad reputation. I use them all the time. I come from a nurbs / hard surface background and in surfacing applications like Rhino, and...

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I do like your robot but think the hands need to be bigger and not be so flat..............dave

car it comes like this and goes. Attachment: untitled-1.jpg This has been downloaded 20 time(s).

open hypershade, and look at the shaders in the model, you should only have 3 from what i see in your scene, Your default lambert shader, and the two image planes. look at the attributes for the lambert, see what the setting on the transparency node is. from your second screen shot, it looks almost like you have the transparency in your default lambert set to full. G-man

quote: Originally posted by ben hobden when you say render stuff out in layers, do you mean that you can render say, just the floor, and all the computing power will go into just that, and then say, the background, the paint effects etc all seperately... Yes. If its not in the layer it won't be considered, sooo don't forget about your lights and such :x. You can even customize the render settings per layer. quote: Originally posted...

and here's what I have so far: More on what the giant ring is later Attachment: picture 3.png This has been downloaded 11 time(s).