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Beginner Tips?
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02-24-2017, 04:52 AM
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Beginner Tips?
I apologize in advance if this is a redundant post. I am a visual/UI designer with a focus on logos and print work. I am looking to leverage Wings as a new toolset, are there any tips and or resources that i should look into?
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02-24-2017, 06:11 PM
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RE: Beginner Tips?
Lincoln, welcome to our community.
We don't have a proper thread related to beginners stuff - something to do. ![]() One important thing to remember: Wings3d talks to you by the Information Line - the bottom one. Unfortunately we don't have somebody working on Windows3D's documentation, so it was just started. ![]() I can recommend the Dictionary of the Wings3D help by tkbd that works like a huge online reference card. Very usuful. In Interface & Usage you can find pinned: - Collection of Tutorials - TOPOLOGY and the post Beginner Wings3D Tutorials by oort The are also some others I listed in the Wings3D fanpage at Facebook answering Lorembolo Bolo: Quote:We can find a lot of videos at YouTube, but most of them aren't more than basic. We have to prospect them:The PuzzledPaul's tutorials are a classic and I recommend to take a look on it. Wings3D had its UI changed recently, but most of its operations are still the same, so if you want to spend some time watching a video talking about it I can point only this two: - Basic Wings 3D 1.4.1 Tutorial Series, Part 1: Understanding the Interface - Wings 3d Tutorial - Beginners, How to Get Started in NEW version 1.5.4 Any doubt about the Wings3D use can be asked to the community (if you don't find a existent answer) in the Interface & Usage session. Good look.
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04-04-2017, 12:12 AM
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RE: Beginner Tips?
One tip would be , don't use the smooth command till the end of the modeling process, add edges, polygons...
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05-09-2017, 02:57 PM
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06-23-2017, 10:53 PM
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RE: Beginner Tips?
Yes I know, but I mean that try to model his mesh always as low as he can.
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