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| Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2008 at
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In case youre interested, I put together a new tutorial showing how I added the teeing area for the hole in my green complex design tutorial.
Let me know if there are other topics people would find helpful. Thanks. |
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| Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2008 at
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Hey Roger, thank you so much for these tutorials..
I would like to know a good way to make Flat water with a nice shoreline, on a Rolling Hills or mountainous type of plot.
Thank you very much for taken the time to make these tutorials...
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| Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2008 at
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| Thanks Homeboy.....great work . |
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| Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2008 at
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I just tried this tutorial, and I think Im going to like it..
In fact, I know I like it!!! Works super!!!!
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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[I would like to know a good way to make Flat water with a nice shoreline, on a Rolling Hills or mountainous type of plot.]
Since this is one of my pet issues, Ill look into that :) |
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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| Heres a tutorial to create flat water in 10 easy steps. |
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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Sup Jimi, hey, for some reason my system keeps getten an error when going thru the conversion process for wordperfect.
Is their any way possible for you to make this into an PDF file?
I would really, really, appreciate it my brotha, as I really need this tutorial..
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| PDF I cant do, but heres a jpg that should work. Remove all buffer shapes after youre done and optimize base texture at 3rd click and your water should look nice and flat. Additional flattening and smoothing can make the bank slope even more gently into the water, without any noticeable lip. |
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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Perfect Jimi, I took some pics and this will work gr8..
I will try this after work today, and get back to ya..
Thanks very much for the help..
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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| Here is Jimis tutorial in PDF format. |
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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| Thanks Jeff |
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| Posted: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at
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I just got in an noticed what you did Jeff, thank you so much, I really appreciate it..
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| Posted: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at
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| edited by: axe360 on
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Thanks Jimi, just to much involved for me, IE: 250cliks..
I would like to be able to drop a water shape anywhere on a rolling hills or mountainous plot.
I will stick with the system I use for now.
Drop a shape, then flatten, the decrease by a few feet, drop my water shape, then smooth the shore line, then use 2 shape and drop it, then optimize my outer shape (shoreline) on the 3rd notch, a couple of times and INclude children.
By including children, you do not harm the shore line..
Sorry, I cant make a tutorial with photos, but Im sure their are better ways to do this..
And even though I appreciate your system, I am very much interested in Homeboys tutorial..
Jimi, I really appreciate you maken this tutorial and Im sure I will use it in certain circumstances, because sometimes I really do like to have that nice sharp lip..
Thanks again m8..
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| Posted: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at
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| This is the best I can come up with.. |
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| Well, you can just give it its 250 clicks and go do something else in the meantime, lol. Thats what I do. The great advantage with smoothing at minimum setting is that your elevation work remains more or less intact. It allows you also to bring down the point counts in the areas that you are working through optimizing. I have been able to bring it down in areas from over 13,000 points to less than 1,000 without losing any essential elevation work. |
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