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Thanx for the Cinema4D tip At Nemo also thanx and no probs. All is well. At Cuffin - hmmm what can I say - I have a "TOINE" because soemthing annoyed me and if you had bothered to read the run of the thread you would have noticed why. So please try not to lecture me on how to express myself and maybe you need to get annoyed once in a while to recognize your own reality a bit better.

A couple of points: At Demeter - please try to use an english that is actually conveying some information that others can understand. Your cryptic little attempt was totally useless but thanx anyway - hmmmmm? At Nemo - you just quoted the other guy - did you want to add something? To the guy that actually said something helpful - that is OK and I will go my own way thanx. I have not bought this program = I am using the demo to see if I WANT TO BUY IT. I have a lot of stuff to do and I wanted to get a simple tut that runs thru a general workflow that would be indicative of production use. I am not asking for a big thing here as it is common with most other proggies. So please do me a favour and post stuff that responds to the question and leave the attitude out. Thanx.

Thanx but I must not have made my request clear enough. I have seen all those tuts on the 3d-coat website. What I would really like to see is a tut like the ones that Gnomon do on a workflow scenario with a sample mesh that is worked on - saved and then used in a third party proggy like 3DsMax eg. This would help to get that feel one needs to use a program and remember not all of us have time to autodidact thru all the manuals etc. OK Thanx

Greetings all 3D Coaters. I have been studying the 3DCoat demo and am finding it a bit overwhelming. Could someone please point me to a workflow tutorial that one can follow from first steps of modeling to a finished model with textures etc and the resulting output etc. If it exists I would love to get it. Thanx If there is none then this would be really appreciated.

Just a quick question. Has anybody tested the performance of 3D Coat when run in WIN versus Linux? Is there a performance boost running linux that makes it a good option? THANX