So you´re saying that it´s not possible to import .3ds files directly with the free version?

What´s all the fuss about the seam? Wasn´t it visible on actual cassetes anyway

I like it.
How heavy was the file size? And could you please zoom out a bit, I would like to see how his hair looks like
Also, thanks for reminding me of headus tools.

Hi,
Such wrecks have irregular shapes and sharp edges, so I think that you can give it a shot with the Sandbox tools - something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcbIZFn6-mQ
As for plugins, Fredo´s Joint Push Pull may come in handy to thicken such irregular surfaces: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=6708

Yes it can.

OMG, that´s outstanding! Thea?

No, I am afraid not.

Thanks for the info, guys.
I gave it a quick shot with SimLab Composer, it shows up as two separate parts, but it doesn´t seem to affect the render that much.

Sorry, I don´t have it right now. But here is a part of that 88 with the same problem.

cylinder.skp

Hi, everyone
I am probably missing something very obvious, and I apologize for being lazy to search the forums, but I am really getting stuck here and could use some help.
I was trying to add some details on an old airplane model by projecting textures onto a particular section (like nose art).
I used to think I am familiar with the workflow - I drew a face, painted it (0037 Sandy Brown) then Make Unique Texture, Edit Texture Image, etc.
But why is it that every time after I save my work in PS, the RGB value changes as soon as it is updated and I cannot seem to change it back?
It really looks odd compared to the rest of the model

Thanks in advance!

Quite an ambitious project! I don´t dare to imagine the size of the completed project - probably several hundred buildings plus rocks
Impressive work, will be following with great interest!

@unknownuser said:

@unknownuser said:

or play around until it looks about right)

That's some serious playin around..

Indeed Beautiful as usual

As already said - you are a talented man, sir. Looking forward to the tutorial.

@numbthumb said:

Ha ha ha, thanks, how did you guess Do we know eachother from somewhere, I don't recall the nickname

Hehe, I have noticed it in the image´s URL.
However, this name is quite confusing: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/829/bazen01jebenica.jpg/

Great work, Andrija!
Žrnovnica?

Great job, shareck - details like weld seams and tow cables really add a touch of reality.
Did they add significantly to the file size?

The clue is in the images' title

@gaieus said:

Our only nuclear plant (producing around 40-45% of the power needs of the nation) is about 100 kms away from me (and the wind generally blows in another direction) so I am not worried about tsunamis either.

Well, tsunami is the only thing that could shake things up in my godforsaken city. Otherwise we´re at the serious risk of dying of boredom

I´ve been following this with great pleasure. It looks excellent!
Do you intend to ditch Susan and give it a try with Kerky?

@tadema said:

if I’d called it The Croatian Crotch Company

Thanks for not calling it that way. I´d probably die laughing