Re: Improved Nurbscurves Helper Pro 1.2 with a time clock, new functions and now it's finished! :-)

Hi dear Zaug and the "greeble team", first of all a big compliment to you too for thepowerful Greeble Plugin! :-) / If I am ready with my nurbscurve tool I will make some exercises with it. I have some time problems at the moment and have to spend a lot of time with privates things too, they are

Re: Improved Nurbscurves Helper Pro 1.2 with a time clock, new functions and now it's finished! :-)

Dear Matthias, you are welcome! :-) You make some greate more shots, be sure! :-) Liebe Grüße, Frank Brübach, Witzenhausenuser-list@light.realsoft3d.com schrieb am 01.02.06 14:43:05:Great shot. Many thanks :-)Matthias- Original Message -From: Frank BrübachTo:

Re: Improved Nurbscurves Helper Pro 1.2 with a time clock, new functions and now it's finished! :-)

Dear Mark, thank you too :-) Yes, it will bring more power to the nurbscurve tools :-)) That was the idea I have when I was working with the Realsoft interpolator tool. Perhaps next week I will make a little enhancement for the nurbshelper, then I will finish my work, because the tool can grow up

RE: Improved Nurbscurves Helper Pro 1.2 with a time clock, new functions and now it's finished! :-)

Hi Frank, One thing I could think of: what about a bend option for the generated curves? Arjo. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Frank BrübachSent: donderdag 2 februari 2006 13:40To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.comSubject: Re:

Move over Gary - Aidans turn to rant :) Some of my thoughts on RS ...

Hi Y'all, FIRST SOME SNIPPETS FROM GARYS RECENT MAILS THAT I AGREE WITH: Vesa say's to Juha Hey , let's give them every single tool known to mankind (at a very cheap price-point) ... then sit back and watch them bang their heads against the wall trying to figure them all out (ha ha ha) .

Off topic - new worm to attack TOMORROW - the world is coming to an end :)

Hi Guys, Have a read, may be something worth lookin into - JUST IN CASE: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/01/AR2006020102148.html?referrer=emailreferrer=emailreferrer=email By Brian KrebsSpecial to The Washington Post Thursday, February 2, 2006; Page D05 A computer

Re: Let's get the Ball rolling .

Hi Garry, Can we , as devoted users change that ? We will do it! Regards, Carlo

RE: Move over Gary - Aidans turn to rant :) Some of my thoughts on RS ...

Hi Aidan, With reference to all of Garys quotes above - by and large I have to agree with them. The RS Manual - while yes it does a bit of its job - there are many holes and - too short - explanations. ALOT OF ASSUMPTION and alot of OMISSIONS. I would go so far as to say - at some point -

Re: Improved Nurbscurves Helper Pro 1.2 with a time clock, new functions and now it's finished! :-)

Greeble team? I wasn't aware of Zaug being a team.. ;)Regards,Fredrik BergholtzOn 02/02/06, Frank Brübach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi dear Zaug and the greeble team, first of all a big compliment to you too for thepowerful Greeble Plugin! :-) / If I am ready with my nurbscurve tool I will make

Re: exclude or include lightsources for objects

I don't know why this statement 1 causes any confusion. Other values than 1 make the lightsource stronger or weaker than the original value. Boris - http://www.3ddart.com - Realsoft Image Contest - http://www.realsoft.org - Hi Boris : Please forgive my heavy editing of your reply . This

Re: exclude or include lightsources for objects

Hi Matthias : Thanks for this awesome shader and example project . It is over my head right now , but I do understand the reason you created it , and will master it shortly , and then make a little tutorial on how others can easily modify many lights in a scene . As a sidenote , my tests

Re: Move over Gary - Aidans turn to rant :) Some of my thoughts on RS ...

Hi Aidan, You hit the nail on the head! Apparently, at RS they prefer to spend their energy at the software itself rather than tutorials etc. Hi Mark : Again forgive my heavy editing of your post , in order to save time . I won't even begin to respond to Aidan's post , but will chime in

UV Mapping and texturing - could this be a solution alongside RS .....

Hi Guys, After my big long rant mail - heres another one - this time not a rant, but maybe very positive stuff. As I said previously I THINK the core important elements of any 3D app is solid MODELLING, TEXTURING and ANIMATION tools / features. One of these things - TEXTURING - I think is

Re: UV Mapping and texturing - could this be a solution alongside RS .....

Aidan O Driscoll wrote: Hi Guys, After my big long rant mail - heres another one - this time not a rant, but maybe very positive stuff. As I said previously I THINK the core important elements of any 3D app is solid MODELLING, TEXTURING and ANIMATION tools / features. One of these

Re: UV Mapping and texturing - could this be a solution alongside RS .....

Hi RS3Dler, why use a onother prg ? I think the UV tool in RS3D is very good. Look in this forum. http://www.3ddart.org/index.php?name=PNphpBB2file=viewtopict=506 Best regards Stefan Aidan O Driscoll schrieb: Hi Guys, After my big long rant mail - heres another one - this time not a

Re: UV Mapping and texturing - could this be a solution alongside RS .....

Hi Stefan, Thanks for that - in German [ I think ], my German not great. Spent time with UV SETS and that and regular texturing - found that the UV Maps were a little unpredictable. The Unwrap UV function doesn't seem to be up to much. That is to Unwrap and then move into a paint app to

Re: UV Mapping and texturing - could this be a solution alongside RS .....

Hi Carl, Nice one. The more the better, Cheers Aidan At 00:36 03/02/2006, you wrote: Aidan O Driscoll wrote: Hi Guys, After my big long rant mail - heres another one - this time not a rant, but maybe very positive stuff. As I said previously I THINK the core important elements of any