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Kethaera β Hexagon Beginner's Tut Part 1
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Published: 2009-07-10 03:47:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 38302; Favourites: 216; Downloads: 2412
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This tutorial is for Hexagon 2.5 [link] . It is intended for those who have no or almost no experience in Hexagon or another 3D modeler. Please let me know if I explained everything OK or if I need to clarify anything. I recommend downloading it for better readability.You may download this tutorial, display it elsewhere, re-upload it to another site, whatever, as long as it is not modified in any way and the copyright information remains intact, and it remains free for all to access; in accordance with the CCL.
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I really needed it ... even if I understood how it works, thanks pal
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Thank you for sharing the hexagon tutorials. I shall use them to help me battle the scary HEX beast this weekend.
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This was great; really helpful. Clear and straightforward . . . the other tutorials I tried were driving me crazy! Thanks for the time and effort you put into this.
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Many thanks for a brilliant series of tutorials.
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Thank you for this! I've had Hex for quite some time now, and haven't been able to do much with it. I always seem to end up going back to Wings for my modelling. I appreciate you taking the time and the effort to put these tutorials together. 
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Ty for the easy to understand 3 part tutorial. As a newb into 3d render and hopefully creating original content one day 
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Thank you for taking the time to make this. It has been a great help.
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FINALLY! I got somewhere with this! The documentation for Hexagon 2.5 is TERRIBLE!
THANK YOU! Β You're a peach!Β You've been a big help so far. Do you have any other tutorials on this, and if so, where?
I have bookmarked this so I can come back if I need to.Β
Thanks again. I'm finally getting somewhere after hours of pouring over the pdf tutorials. These SUCK!
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Thanks so much for making these tutorials available! Excellently done!
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The is breathtaking.Β Thank you SO very much.Β Absolutely wonderful piece of work.
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I would very much like to read your Hexagon tutorial but the link does not work.Β Could you provide a correct link?
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Thank you!!!! I'm finally learning this stuff.
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What a masterpiece of clarity! You've got a real talent for explaining things, and I truly appreciate this.
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OMG!!! 2 things... Firstly.... Thank you so much for the tutorials on hexagon. I have had this progrm forever & util recently,it was just gathering Cyberdust on my HD. You have completely taken the HEX out of Hexagon.....LOL
2nd... We share the SAME Birthday. Happy Birthday.
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Thank you, Kethaera. I'm accustomed to Poser and 3ds, both of which are somewhat cumbersome for many applications. I got Hex as a free download when Daz offered it, but have had one heck of a hard time figuring it out. Your tute is very simple and very clear, and I was very glad to find it.
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I think your tutorials on Hexagon 2.5 are really cool and easy to understand Kethaera. I think the application looks amazing, but I am currently having trouble importing the genesis figure from Daz3d into Hexagon, so I can create my own clothing, using the base figure to work around. Each time I try to import the model, and then click on something, I find the application closes on me.
Could you possibly talk me through the steps of how you would import a model from daz3d, and at what scale you would import it into Hexagon 2.5. I can only find tutorials on the internet, which are about importing from poser instead. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Wishing you an awesome Weekend!
Kind Regards Paul
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Pretty sure you can model cloth in daz itself. It has the creation tool built into it. Hexagon is more for modeling for other 3d models, animals, buildings, ect.
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if anyone is interested I have a few tutorials up on youtube [link]
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Thank you very much for this, I've been having a tough time getting Hex to work for me. I can use all the tutorials I can get. Thanks again!
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How would I use Hexagon to create clothing I can get to conform to Genesis and Victoria 4, Michael 4, etc????
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I would like to learn how to create CONFORMING clothing using Hexagon, for use with Genesis, Victoria 4, Michael 4, etc..
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Great tutorial, thanks to you i have created my first hex prop.
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Love tutorials & now that Hex ver 2.5 is free at DAZ, I started playing with it. Hung up a few times - so tutorials are always appreciated
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It's been such a pain to find a tutorial for a beginner. A tutorial that really helps out. Thank you.
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I recently downloaded the free version of Hexagon 2.5 and have been searching the web for instructions on this software. Above, Kethaera, you suggest downloading this tutorial but I am unable to find a way to do so. Please include instructions for downloading this tutorial. If there are any others who can tell me what to do, I will welcome the information.
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I recently heard about Hexagon. Do you think it's a good modeling program? I'd never heard of it before, so I wasn't sure. I downloaded it and am now trying it out (with your tutorials). I'd be curious about anyone's opinion of this program, and also compared to some of the others. Thanks
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This is amazing! All those simple things noone seems to mention. Then I might end up being able to make something on my own after som experimenting.
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Thank you very much indeed for this tutorial. Being a bit of a Photoshop pro but a complete tyro in 3D, I really appreciate your clear, step-by-step explanations.
Can we look forward to some more, perhaps? Please? Pretty please?
Best,
Joachim
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Hello, I love your work. I am used to 3ds Max so when I downloaded Hexagon I was confused. Is it harder than I'm making it out to be?
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I second mullman2's praise. I've been trying to find a basic intro tutorial to Hexagon ever since I took advantage of Daz's very generous freebie offer and this is just what I've been looking for. Great work, thanks.
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Thank you for this tut. Just got Hexagon and have not been able to find much supporting documentation, without which, this generous freebie from Daz is almost useless. This is also very user friendly. I have read a lot of training material and too often the writer loses you as the steps go by because the processes are second nature to them. Very well done and much so needed.
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Thank you very much for providing this great tutorial! It's much appreciated.
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I have to agree, with DAZ giving away Daz 3d, Hexgon, and Bryce for free, I think this suits it well!
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