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# 9 19-01-2010 , 08:03 AM
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check out my post above I added some stuff. Bevel plus is the way to go. It can generate both poly and nurbs objects in a single step. You can control the poly density so there is no need to smooth. If you want to smooth then the nurbs version is smoothed, but I find I often have to play with nurbs render tessellation to much so I tend to always go with the poly version and rarely have to modify the default mesh density settings.


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