Topic: Questions about a modeling program.... (Read 1025 times)

jayvt3 · « **on:** August 25, 2004, 08:43:24 am »

I recently d/l a program called M6. I have just found out through trial and error

how to just delete polygons. May not be much for WZ or P81 but for me it was finding the New World. Now I am trying to learn properly how to duplicate and make new polys. My attempts to follow the enclosed directions has lead to numerous failures and one forced reboot of the h/d.
So if any of you have any advice, tips, tricks or info I'd be grateful for it.

atheorhaven · « **Reply #1 on:** August 25, 2004, 09:29:01 am »

Quote from: jayvt3 on August 25, 2004, 08:43:24 am

I recently d/l a program called M6. I have just found out through trial and error how to just delete polygons. May not be much for WZ or P81 but for me it was finding the New World. Now I am trying to learn properly how to duplicate and make new polys. My attempts to follow the enclosed directions has lead to numerous failures and one forced reboot of the h/d.
So if any of you have any advice, tips, tricks or info I'd be grateful for it.

Just did a search through the archived posts here and found a msg from Pataflafla mentioning his collection of M6 tips and tricks. Went over to NGS and found this:

http://www.nightsoft.net/compictures/pataflafla/_zips/m6_tips.rar

I've attached it to this msg in case Nightsoft pops down in the meantime.

Rod ONeal · « **Reply #2 on:** August 25, 2004, 10:14:02 am »

Thanks, Alec. As time goes on and there are fewer and fewer of the "veterans" left, people like you become more and more important. Even though this is a small thing here, I'd just like to say that your willingness to always share your knowledge (and pick up projects as favors to others, etc.) is a very important resource around here.

Props to ya', man.

atheorhaven · « **Reply #3 on:** August 27, 2004, 11:51:54 am »

Quote from: Rod ONeal on August 25, 2004, 10:14:02 am

Thanks, Alec. As time goes on and there are fewer and fewer of the "veterans" left, people like you become more and more important. Even though this is a small thing here, I'd just like to say that your willingness to always share your knowledge (and pick up projects as favors to others, etc.) is a very important resource around here.
Props to ya', man.

Bah..

What you just described though could also apply to a masochist who spends too much time around here..

Appreciate the kudos though..

jayvt3 · « **Reply #4 on:** August 27, 2004, 07:53:19 pm »

Thanks for the info. I've working through trial and error to develope something and your help has really been appreciated.

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