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FPSC Classic Models and Media / boulder first

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Rattle
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Posted: 13th Dec 2006 09:04
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Hope Yu Like It

I dont no nuthin innit, word....

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Luke314pi
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Posted: 13th Dec 2006 13:47
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I think its a little too round, unless you weren't going for a super realistic look. Otherwise I would say to play around with the vertexes and give it a more rough, natural shape. Did you make that texture? The texture is nice.

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vorconan
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Posted: 13th Dec 2006 20:04
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the texture comes with 3ds max, oh yeah, and try this:-

1. select the sphere
2. goto the modify panel
3. select noise
4. tick/check the box that says fractal
5. go down and set the strength to X-20 Y-15 and Z-20
6. change scale to 25
7. There you go, change the seed value to get different boulder shapes, you can change the strengths aswell to your desire.

hope that helped
(picture included to show you where to select each modifier)

ps. set the segment value to about 15, it will be too high poly to have as an object, but it's up to you really

so what's the job?

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vorconan
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here's what it can be rendered like, 180 polys, thats low, nice one for trying a boulder though

so what's the job?

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