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Modeling Teeth
Do you model the gums as part of the head, or should it be a geometry of it's own. Same goes with the teeth, should it be part of the geometry, or should it be by itself?
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model the gums [top/bottom] then teeth as seperate obj, its easier to rig and texture that way.
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