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Here´s the way to do it in Modo:

1. Select the edges where you want the seams.
2. click "unwrap"
3. Done

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I remember trying to unwrap in different softwares, and it was always a pain in the ass. When I found Modo I thought "Thats how it should be. Easy, fast. Why the others don´t do it that way"
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Rendering now... :)
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The scene is completed and posted in http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=27234
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