IceMan2 wrote:Absolutely, I’m a big supporter of open source.
William Thompson
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
From: 3dwarehouse-support@google.com [mailto:3dwarehouse-support@google.com]
Sent: March-15-09 3:55 PM
To: wthompson@shaw.ca
Subject: Suggested translations for 3D model "Boeing 747-100 NASA Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA)"
Ace40 has sent you a message about your 3D model Boeing 747-100 NASA Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA).
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Hi I make planes for a flight simulator named Flightgear http://www.flightgear.org i you can give me permission to make it a functional plane i flightgear I would appreciate it if you can git can git back with me as soon as you can i would appreciate it also thanks.
so i have his permission
here are some quick pic with Liam's 767 in the background..............
I need help with the files a animations if anyone can i would appreciate it. Here is the link to download the sketchup model.....
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=4cf0677f5a984293c1ccec171a275967&prevstart=24
HHS wrote:MyName wrote:Just to help a bit: Open your model in Blender, go into Edit Mode, press F9, go to the "Modifiers" panel, select all objects, click "Add Modifier", select "Subsurf". Increase Level and Render Level to 2-3 and click Apply.
Ha ha- funny! what's your intention for that? It just increases the polys, which affects the perfomance in AI and changes the form of the model as well negative!
"Set Smooth" is just right!
MyName wrote:HHS wrote:MyName wrote:Just to help a bit: Open your model in Blender, go into Edit Mode, press F9, go to the "Modifiers" panel, select all objects, click "Add Modifier", select "Subsurf". Increase Level and Render Level to 2-3 and click Apply.
Ha ha- funny! what's your intention for that? It just increases the polys, which affects the perfomance in AI and changes the form of the model as well negative!
"Set Smooth" is just right!
Just create a low-quality AI version of this aircraft.
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