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# 1 01-03-2006 , 01:34 AM

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here is a chair made

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# 2 01-03-2006 , 11:52 PM

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Yep, that's a chair! user added image

Maybe a better texture? It looks a bit grainy at the moment.

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# 3 01-03-2006 , 11:57 PM

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Originally posted by arran
Yep, that's a chair!

Maybe a better texture? It looks a bit grainy at the moment.

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Indeed!

Maybe some more texturing wouldent go amiss, and maybe some render work?

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# 4 02-03-2006 , 03:40 AM

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im not that good at either of those so could you guys give me some help if you can thanks

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One thing that helps make the model look even better is to give it some lighting.

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# 6 08-03-2006 , 07:51 PM

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Unfortunately I haven't really done much texturing or rendering myself, so I am not much help, but I would definitely start with mtmkinley's free texturing basics tutorial on this site and then I would read as much as I can on the UV texture editor as this is what will help you texture your model.

Hope this helps.

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