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From: larrys@swcp.com (Larry Shultz)
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Subject: Spline Tut. for Lightspeed (was Re: 3DS Max)
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>At 05:27 AM 3/18/96 -0800, you wrote:
>>
>>> >Could you expand on this? This area is usually pointed up as a LW
>>> >deficiency. Do you mean you extrude lines created with the sketch
>>> >tool?
>>>
>>> The process is very simple. I believe I could teach anyone...
>>
>>SNIP.........
>>
>>All in favor of a Lightspeed tutorial say "AYE!"
>>
>>AYE!!
>
>Aye!
Actually Ive been talking to some associates of mine about doing a series of of tapes
on creating a character on paper, spline patching it in Lightwave and using bones to animate it. I have
done some tutorial videos in the past on a couple of Amiga products (Brilliance and DCTV). I prefer
to do project based tutorials, theyre easier to remember.