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Comment by nina on November 1, 2010 at 11:05am
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Thanks, I'll try....
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Comment by mike makki on October 27, 2010 at 10:11pm
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its just too funny ....everyone now is an expert
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Comment by Marc Chaumier on October 27, 2010 at 6:11pm
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Or in nXt "object properties" tab, select your object and put tesselation to a higher level (1 to 10)... Or do nothing, if you want your object remain faceted ;o)
Just think about what I said with the tiled textures...
Keep on nXting Nina! ;o)
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hello
Your lampshade needs to be more smooth,set your facetres to 10 in autocad,or take to autocad 2010 and press more smooth on your 3d menu.
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This is a remake of one of Peter Milner's scenes. I dont have the file. I photo-matched it in sketchup and rendered in nxt render for autocad.I just retouched it and increased the resolution.
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This is a remake of one of Peter Milner's renders.I dont have the file. I photo-matched the scene in sketchup and rendered with nxt render in autocad.I replicated it.
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An office render i did recently.Critics and comments are welcome.Its one of the frames of a walkthrough animation i did recently.I used sketchup to model, exported to autocad and rendered with nxt render.
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Good day Sir,I want to know the number of people that would be interested in a nxt render course because i plan to create one.Please send me a prompt reply if you are interested.Just sayHi am in.Checkout a walkthrough i just created recently with nxt render for autocad after modelling in sketchup and then post-producing in photoshop.…See More
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Hope this message meets you well.
I just completed a short walkthrough of an office.
Its down here
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