sonic834 S New Member Joined Jan 8, 2002 Messages 807 Best answers 0 Jan 10, 2002 #1 i feel dumb asking this but... how do you smooth a model when your rendering it in lightwave?
sonic834 S New Member Joined Jan 8, 2002 Messages 807 Best answers 0 Jan 11, 2002 #2 VASSAGO?!?! ANYONE?!?!
sonic834 S New Member Joined Jan 8, 2002 Messages 807 Best answers 0 Jan 12, 2002 #3 vasssss? SS_Vegeta???
Saiyanwigga S New Member Joined Dec 20, 2001 Messages 35 Best answers 0 Jan 12, 2002 #4 push tab to go into the sub-d mode if u want to go back push it again.
sonic834 S New Member Joined Jan 8, 2002 Messages 807 Best answers 0 Jan 12, 2002 #5 ummm... whatever that means it doesnt work...
Saiyanwigga S New Member Joined Dec 20, 2001 Messages 35 Best answers 0 Jan 12, 2002 #6 what do u mean by "smooth" do u mean sorta like mesh smooth in 3ds max if so then ya push tab (in modeler)
what do u mean by "smooth" do u mean sorta like mesh smooth in 3ds max if so then ya push tab (in modeler)
Vassago V Guest Jan 13, 2002 #7 Yes, pushing TAB in modeler will put your model into "sub patch" mode. Push it again to get out of it. If you mean to smooth your model texture, go to the surface editor and click the "smooth" button for that particular texture.
Yes, pushing TAB in modeler will put your model into "sub patch" mode. Push it again to get out of it. If you mean to smooth your model texture, go to the surface editor and click the "smooth" button for that particular texture.
sonic834 S New Member Joined Jan 8, 2002 Messages 807 Best answers 0 Jan 13, 2002 #8 nooo.. not in lightwave modeller but in the rendering part...
Vassago V Guest Jan 13, 2002 #9 What do you mean then? What are you looking to do? There is a surface editor in Layout as well, so you can check "smoothing" on the texture in there as well.
What do you mean then? What are you looking to do? There is a surface editor in Layout as well, so you can check "smoothing" on the texture in there as well.
