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Old 3rd July 2008, 12:26
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Lightbulb Newbie question time!

Well maybe not ... but i have a question none the less ^^

When in the first stage of profiling (for me anyways) use the pen to outline the larger parts of the aircraft. Lets take my Merlin as an example...
I did one for the main body, one for the tail, one for the sponson, and one for each engine house. Roughly ... I then fill them in with different colours so i can trim them properly. I can then shade them with presets (I know this is a bad thing to use, but i am a nooob ^^) without it effecting the whole aircraft, but just the part i am modifying.



How do you guys do it?
I havn't been able to find a tut on it.

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Re: Newbie question time!

I do it the same way you do, but I know a few here will say its the long way.
I find it far quicker this way.
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Re: Newbie question time!

I used the pen tool to create shapes, much smoother shapes and their easier to get into the correct shape Plus their easy to copy and edit.
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