rstralberg

4.5 on Linux. Great news. Hurray

Thanks. Very good to have.

Thanks

Where did the Beta 2 go? I installed it and now its back to Beta 1. Should I revert??

Great! I have totally missed that. Thanks for the info. Roland

When I tried to make retopo of a hard surface model (actually a lab-bench) I found it quite hard to get boxes and such stuff right (with 90-degree angles). Would'n it bee a good idea to have say a box-primitive which you could add and resize to wrap such things. Does not need to be any auto-wrapping thing. Just a box to place in right position and drag the sides to match the model.

This helped me with 3DCoat4 and Modo 701 1) Open the folder C:\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\Luxology\Scripts 2) You will find 2 files with the extension .py there, 3dc_applink.py and 3dc_applink_auto.py 3) Open those files in notepad or any other plain text editor 4) Make a search and replace from CoatV3 to CoatV4 and then save I cant give any guarantee but for me it worked. I have attached those files already edited by me for those who are lazy Scripts.rar

That looks just amazingly good. And you call that "Simple" sword

I really do. Triggers my fantasy. Would be a great game character

Yeah. Its hard to get decent FPS. Guess we have to wait for Voxel-based engines. But they are coming!

Yes. Really looks great. What FPS do you get in Engine with that terrain?

Ouch... Thats horrible in the positive way

I just say ... wow! Awesome

Yes, I can see what you mean. I also do some tweaking on the low-poly mesh in Modo before using it. But as you say. The retopo tools in 3DC are so great that its probably a better way to go. I depends on the actual situation I guess.

Hi I have Groboto 3 Beta and have tested a little. The mesh density and some other parameters can be set before export so you may export a very low poly version suitable for gaming. From Groboto you may export one low-poly version and one high. Then import the high version as Voxel object and make your details. After that you may use the low-poly version as retopology object. This is described very good here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bD0-bZKNrvU