> I think that's more a reflection on the relative complexity of the two
> tasks... if you think modifying a cockpit isn't easy in AC3D, which
> you're
> obviously used to, I will be amazed if you find it easier in Blender :-)
Better the devil you know...
> I find it helps to hide as much of the aircraft as possible and make
> good use
> of the "lock" facility in AC3D when working on the more intricate parts
> of
> the cockpit.
I was looking for a "hide" option, but couldn't find it. I'll look again.
> Oh and thanks for adding the Forth bridges - I never twigged at all that
> the rail bridge was just a repainted Golden Gate!
I made some changes - the towers are different - but I borrowed the
suspension cables and the arch of the bridge. Much easier than trying to
create the curves myself.
-Stuart
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