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Yeah, that's what I was thinking. You could also isolate the glass dome, export to some modeling program. Model a few cracks and import back in. This way the cracks will have the right light refraction. But, post work is easier.

You changed it but I do like this one a little more. I never have liked Bryce renders that much. That always contained a haze and never looked as real as others. Not to say you were going for real. Not all do. The vein like objects at the bottom are nice. Did you model the fallen statue?

Looks good. He looks malnourished. Heh. Aprox how long did it take you to model/sculpt it?

Neat. looks like one of those 3d images you look at in boosk. The kind you stare at until the image "pops" out.

That's a good video for animation reference. Nice horse Simon!

Merry Christmas Curvy Community!

Very nice indeed. Did you draw the texture in photoshop or directly in Curvy?

Really impressive. I am looking at the blog now and will try this out. I find it tricky to work with the Wacom with Curvy. Specially the rotating the model.

Just incredible! Seems look excellent from what I can see. About how long does it take to mirror? Assuming average pc specs. Very practical indeed.

Bad link. It says Bad Request. Do you have another link? Thanks.

Sculptor, that's freakin' nice. I love that purple texture you have there. Your humanoid is very nicely done as well. Great seams and merges. To be honest, I first thought it was a Poser model heh. Lovin' what your getting out of Curvy. I'm off to work but I'm hopin' I can squeeze in some time when ...

I'm hungry! Very nice though! Just to let you guys know. I just bought myself a Wacom tablet. The new Pen and Touch version. I'm still getting used to it but its coming along. I went to try Curvy and it said it was expired. Anyway around this? Thanks.

Right. I personally do not need another low poly program. To see it in a program such as Curvy, seems to tedious or not what the program is designed for. Maybe SOME small manipulation but not a main feature. Perhaps just enough to correct small mesh issues and what not.

Wow. That's cool. Ah, so you're trying to eventually implement some rudimentary low poly manipulation? I could see how it could be useful for sure.

I have to concur. I like how much detail you have gotten out of it in just Curvy along. Couple this with other programs and you can have a very nice streamlined powerful and quick workflow. Can't wait to see the end results.

Mr.Nemo