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Re: MINECRAFT
nice! I will check this out at lunch. can't connect to tmsminecraft.game-host.org:25566 "Failed to connect to the server, Connection refused: connect" -
Re: Landscape and roads
When the landscape became very big you must look at Level Streaming and Viirtual Textures. Also PCG (or Houdini) for streets and connections. -
Re: Weta - WAR IS OVER, won an Oscar, made in the Unreal Engine
Well.. since.. they cut (terminated) the "connection" (as i understood this..) from https://seekingalpha.com/filing/8066499?hasComeFromMpArticle=false -
Quad Connect
Quad Connect is a 3Ds Max script that produce all quad connects, unlike the normal 3ds Max connect which produces a lot of triangles. [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTGiK7FQ8PA[/ame] Learn more here: http://mariussilaghi.com/free%20scripts.htm -
Is it ever okay NOT to connect vertices?
In a low-poly game model, is it ever okay to NOT connect vertices and instead just have a poly-face stick into a mesh? Example: An arm connects to the shoulder of a character. You connect the shoulder vertices to the top of the arm vertices. Could it be appropriate to just have the arm stick into the body and not actually… -
Re: Editable Polys in 3ds Max
Connect doesn't just connect straight through the middle. Try using the 'slide' and 'pinch' values in the connect dialog box. -
Re: Confused about topology for defined Muscles
Hm, then i don't understand what you mean by raising the connection and connecting it to the correct place :/ -
How do I connect CarPaint & Blinn in Maya
I am trying to connect a (mi_car_paint_phen_x_passes) to a (Blinn) in Maya 2013. I was going to use a layered shader, but whenever I try to connect the CarPaint it opens the connection editor. I and trying to but a Blinn over the Carpaint, to add a decal to my car model. Thanks -
Re: How The F*#% Do I Model This? - Reply for help with specific shapes - (Post attempt before asking)
you can use different sizes, thats not an issue, just make sure that it creates the outside supporting loops for any mesh it connects to! -
Re: [3DS Max] How do I straighten out my arm UVs?
Take another look of what i am doing. It will always weld verts first that are connected in the model and closer to each ither. There is a reason i go down the seam one by one :) If you feel like thats too many points, move them close to each other closer than the actual connected geometry is and play with the weld value.…
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