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pugman 1 · Post by **pugman 1** » 31 Aug 2011, 13:57

Hi i made this in modo trying to learn texturing and mapping after whatching a tut.
modeled and textured in modo,
i know the lighting is not good and i know its a very simple model but putting the maps on is not simple if
you have no clue
still all crits help
Ralph

Steinie · Post by **Steinie** » 31 Aug 2011, 14:29

A lot of people shy away form texturing a model yet it is something that is very rewarding once you wrap your head around it. Just ask MadMouse.
Looks like your headed in the right direction. I actually enjoy texturing as much as modeling.
What are your impressions working with MODO?

pugman 1 · Post by **pugman 1** » 31 Aug 2011, 14:51

Hi Steinie, modo is a awsome app that can do enything you want when you know what does what.
for instance edit a imported model , you first have to change the model to a mesh wher as in any other app this
is automatic, to texture the cover on the dvd case first select the front face hit m on the keyboard rename it and hit ok
then in the stack open render find the new name aply new map if its backwards just add a - sighn in front of the scale x y or z
that flips it.
basicly its a lot of learning but in the end you have a app that will do anything your heart desires
and thats cool .its worth it.
next to learn is rigging in modo i got the jist of it now i must make it work?
never stop learnnig.

jamesmc · Post by **jamesmc** » 31 Aug 2011, 14:55

wrap your head around it

Heads are ugly unwrapped.

pugman 1 · Post by **pugman 1** » 31 Aug 2011, 17:22

Here is a test to see if icould put fine hairs on the
body of my dragonfly now i know how to add hair any style any where on a figure
Its a very simple system to learn

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