help! truespace is out to get me!
1truespace is acting really weird. im trying to merge some objects, and it keeps saying that the object isnt a solid. what the hell does that mean?
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Truespace was designed to act weird.
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truespace is awsome! this is the only problem ive found in it that i cant avoid OR fix. BTW, i have the solidify.tsx, but it says that it cant be found, even though i define it perfectly.
as for holes in the model, i dont think there are any. and how does lithunwrap apply to this? i havnt touched it! im afraid of it!
oh, ya, i made the entire thing in TS 3.2. actually, i have a backup saved, i might just start over from there... it would fix a lot of problems probably...
as for holes in the model, i dont think there are any. and how does lithunwrap apply to this? i havnt touched it! im afraid of it!
oh, ya, i made the entire thing in TS 3.2. actually, i have a backup saved, i might just start over from there... it would fix a lot of problems probably...
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VA uses Blender primarily doesn't he?
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Still blender as much as possible here actually. Practicly everything with new/significantly-edited geometry i've done so far has been modeled in blender. I just find it so much more stable and flexible to model with than TS. (it can be as precise or as abstract as you wish)
The reason i've been using TS so much lately is because of the ** base. It's requirements are fairly different to a standard model since it involves using textured existing ships, which TS is definitly much better at handling then Blender.
As far as modeling preferences go, I like to use each program I have to it's most powerful aspect - Blender models best, LithUnwrap UV's best and works well in conjunction with PSP, and TS brings it all together into a convertable .scn
However, it's definitly all down to personal taste - I've tried 3dsmax and Lightwave, but never caught on very well at all. :\
As much as I like and use the other programs tho, the modeling stage in blender is by far the most enjoyable. No matter what the ship.
Practicly everything with new/significantly-edited geometry i've done so far has been modeled in blender. I just find it so much more stable and flexible to model with than TS. (it can be as precise or as abstract as you wish)The reason i've been using TS so much lately is because of the ** base.
It's requirements are fairly different to a standard model since it involves using textured existing ships, which TS is definitly much better at handling then Blender.As far as modeling preferences go, I like to use each program I have to it's most powerful aspect - Blender models best, LithUnwrap UV's best and works well in conjunction with PSP, and TS brings it all together into a convertable .scn
However, it's definitly all down to personal taste - I've tried 3dsmax and Lightwave, but never caught on very well at all. :\
As much as I like and use the other programs tho, the modeling stage in blender is by far the most enjoyable. No matter what the ship.