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@numbthumb said:
Hey, if I can do it, anybody can do it
Yeah, but when I said that, I was talking about what I could do, not what you've done
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Hi, numbthumb:
These are indeed well constructed models. Ya gotta kinda feel sorry for that poor bipedal lizard, eh? -
@mitcorb said:
Ya gotta kinda feel sorry for that poor bipedal lizard, eh?
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@numbthumb said:
(haven´t even purchased Artisan yet
)...WHAT! I would love to see what you do when you have purchased it. There are some great additional tools.
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@unknownuser said:
@simon: nothing misterious about it, my friend. I used SDS and tools from Fredo6 Collection.
It's not often that we see such a mastering of organic modeling into SU
. I would had preferred some little nice secrets which would had made things easy +++simon.
ps:@mojtabata2001 said:
reminds me some movies
I recognize Predator and Robocop
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@simon:
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Hi dear Tim
I'm very touched!
In fact I can't remember a modeling I have done into SketchUp which equal for long what Numb delivers to us here.
You may think rather to things I had modeled with Sculptris I guess. This dedicated soft to organic is far easy in comparison...
+++simon.
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Now that´s art, Simon
TBH I was wondering if Sculptris would be a smarter choice for this kind of work.
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Thank you so much dear Slaven + +This one was done with a mouse. I now have a super tablet.
Sculptris is a good choice, but you have to manage import export, and simplify the mesh.
Help this with Meshlab is a good idea.
Re: both softs are portable-
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- simon
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Super modelirano....bravo.
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Hvala!
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