It is actually one model. 3DS Max 8 has a button that says "Attach" when you are working in Editable Mesh, so I use that and wield the vertices.
It is actually one model. 3DS Max 8 has a button that says "Attach" when you are working in Editable Mesh, so I use that and wield the vertices.
Basically, use the STL Check for a rough guess to make sure your level is sealed as you go along. It's modifier.
I figured you'd just attach and not weld the verticies, but because you did, good job.
Thanks for the tip.
I just did it, and there is no errors so far.
Last edited by Jay2645; June 13th, 2007 at 05:58 PM.
Why do people like you have to worry about other people's opinions about things being modeled? I like it while you don't. Whoop-de-fucking-do. Besides, he's got a good spirit for actually doing a project this big all by himself. Just cut him some slack.Originally Posted by SMASH
It's nice to see someone who has their shit together when starting a project like this. Thank you. A lot of the time we've got someone with no pics, no plan, and they expect everyone else to do most of the work.
wireframe?
Here ya go:
uhh good luck... WAY too many polys
It is a WIP, and thus the Poly count will be drastically different when finished.
that tower thing should be 40-50 triangles tops... why spend so much more time poly chopping when you could just model it low poly?
also your objects arent following the sealed world rules.
just telling you now before you waste too much time. look up some box and plane modeling tutorials.
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