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toThePixel — Eraxer's 3DSM Tutorial.
Published: 2005-02-27 19:26:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 27907; Favourites: 162; Downloads: 12893
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Woohoo, it has finally arrived! I was asked by countless people to do this, so I help it helps them. This is a tutorial describing the process of making basic structural abstract art, but the final result counts on your imagination. You'll need to download some stuff to use this, open it up, there is directions. I made this in flash because I felt it was the easiest way to get my point across, I spent atleast 10 hours on this, I worked about 7 hours straight last night! I hate AS.... anyways, theres also some bonus stuff you can view. Have fun with your creations, I would really like to see the results of this.UPDATE: Some people couldnt use the material, so heres another one [link]
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Comments: 117
awesome, always wondered how to add the details...gj
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tut great job good a did u think i
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awesome stuff, but i cant seem to dl the material
thanks for the tut
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Just click on the fullview, then rightclick and press save as.
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tried.... comes up as a png file named blank
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hah, I installed the plugin, but I just can't find it in 3dsm.. GO NOOBISM!
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Awsome Eraxer!!! I love how you did this tutorial in flash, it's so cool and organized. Also I like the bio and extras 
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I just started the tute and i nearly wanted to pull my eyes out...not quite but some of that text is hard to read on the background. Either get rid of the background or change the text colour.
Other than that Im keen
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Interesting tut, sweet effect too. You should probably make boxes around the hit states of your text buttons in flas though, it makes it alot easier to click, and probably kill the BG, it was hard to read at times.
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You did a good job, Was this what you were talking about making earlier?
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Thanks for the info... very cool and surprisingly simple.
Makes me wish I'd learned 3DSM instead of LightWave, and also makes me wish college wasn't making me so busy so that I could learn Max!
Is there anything particularly special required for the texture, either in terms of color or intensity? It seems pretty simple...
Thanks!
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No, its just some parts are transparent, some arent, with white lines going horizontial.
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