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Cool stuff!
Keep it coming ![]()
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Well I would use a combination of both ndo and high poly modeling.
You can't use ndo to model all your details.
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Nice model, I like the shape and proportions.
You can't really beat real geo for making awesome maps. nDo is great for getting some useful maps out of photos and it'd probably be fine for making detail maps but for the larger details you'd be better off using geo. |
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Looking pretty sweet! Keep it up.
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