Plus you should check out these archives, from the now-defunct subdivisionmodeling.com forum: The Pole and The Pole - Revised (both linked on that same wiki page)
@hansolocamboYou shouldn't delete your stuff. Don't be embarrassed by feedback, if that's what caused you to clear it out. Just learn and grow from it.
Face it, we're all noobs, when it comes right down to it. We're all learning as we go, and contributing to that is much appreciated.
@hansolocambo in a similar vein too Eric's reply, is that we're all here voluntarily learning from each other which is basically a never-ending quest anyway, regardless of status or skill level....so I would suggest thinking about reposting your original comment.
I can't speak for anyone else but as a HS modeler myself, I'd thought what you'd shared quite helpful because I'm always on the lookout for handy hints and tips relevant.too the discipline.
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We put some more in a similar vein, down at the bottom here
http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Subdivision_Surface_Modeling#Tips_.26_Tricks
Plus you should check out these archives, from the now-defunct subdivisionmodeling.com forum:
The Pole
and
The Pole - Revised
(both linked on that same wiki page)
...but these are the images musashidan questioned:
Face it, we're all noobs, when it comes right down to it. We're all learning as we go, and contributing to that is much appreciated.
I can't speak for anyone else but as a HS modeler myself, I'd thought what you'd shared quite helpful because I'm always on the lookout for handy hints and tips relevant.too the discipline.