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BTW, when I make an engine, I will only use one airfilter and stuff.. Just haven't decided where to "install" it yet.
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But, I think thats enough for today. Thansk,
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I have a question;
I see the "squary" shader in your pics, what is done with the texturing here? They seem tailored, as the "squares" appears as squares and not especially stretched.
Why aren't the "squary" texture stretched? How did you do that?
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, Still need to model the receives, other servos, the Rotor, The Transmitters for the cameras, and other on board circuitry. geeze. Thanks,Brian
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You can use your imagination as long as the model is done in the spirit and in respect to the current competition topic. Asking to create exact replicas would be too much. Even finding decent blueprints is sometimes quite hard.Originally posted by brian_ellebracht
to be honest, most of this is from my head. Is that ok??? I can look for some more blue prints if you would like. Not sure how "fictional" we can be. Please let me know if this is ok...
You're doing just fine
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