It is a step by step (not missing a single vertex pull) process so you dont miss a thing!! It is awesome..
just a few screenys from the first part (45 mins long)
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It is a step by step (not missing a single vertex pull) process so you dont miss a thing!! It is awesome..
just a few screenys from the first part (45 mins long)
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I feel sorry I might miss this one though .. since I don´t have any more money to up my subscription .. however I wanted to take the time to ask when is the Shark modeling tutorial due though ..
Thanks .. Craig ... that looks amazing!
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also the shark one to... the shark is the same as it dosn't miss a step so obviously takes longer.. but i think well worth it!!
we would pile them on the server now but have to do so many per month to spread out the server loads
and with like 4 hrs already in this month we couldnt up the shark quite yet
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