Furthermore I could translate to Greek!
Man, should be the first 3d software to come in greek language
looking documentation contributors
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Re: looking documentation contributors
by nuverian » Sun Feb 28, 2010 3:22 pm
Im using XSI and I would like to help..
Furthermore I could translate to Greek!
Man, should be the first 3d software to come in greek language
Furthermore I could translate to Greek!
Man, should be the first 3d software to come in greek language
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Re: looking documentation contributors
by justix » Tue Mar 02, 2010 1:19 pm
I'm actually available for Italian translation ; ) let me know if you need it 
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Re: documentation material sphere
by reberts2 » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:22 am
I would like o suggest what I think is an important revision to the material sphere (especially for the future).
I would like to see either a progressive or stepped material thickness variation at the base of the sphere.
There are quite a few variations of this as seen in competitors material spheres.
Thanks!
I would like to see either a progressive or stepped material thickness variation at the base of the sphere.
There are quite a few variations of this as seen in competitors material spheres.
Thanks!
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Re: looking documentation contributors
by James » Sat Mar 06, 2010 5:38 pm
reberts2
The material Sphere has a bar inside the curved surface, which serves pretty much the same purpoe, try rendering a glass material with it.
The material Sphere has a bar inside the curved surface, which serves pretty much the same purpoe, try rendering a glass material with it.
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Re: looking documentation contributors
by pixelinfected » Fri Jun 25, 2010 9:23 pm
actually i tested LW with demo, to understand its power.
i can help you to write tutorial about interfacing of Octane with LightWave3D.
i use Lw from many years,i wrote tutorials and articles on it in english and italian, over many magazines.
i can help you to write tutorial about interfacing of Octane with LightWave3D.
i use Lw from many years,i wrote tutorials and articles on it in english and italian, over many magazines.
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