Army of Nodes (Depth of Field test)

Yeah, I am also useing all the tools and seeing what they do.

good way to explore programs but sometimes some tools only work in some circumstances... that's when other tutorials come in handy

Yep, totally agree. I just cant figure out what is Smooth Bevel is. I know how to work it, but what does it do.

i'm guessing it's a well... smooth bevel?

people say it is the most powerful tool, I dont see why it is.

I'm not sure if you're talking about LightWave, as there is no operation called "Smooth Bevel". However, there IS a "Smooth Shift" operation, which DOES bevel polygons smoothly, so I guess that's what you were referring to. And yes, it's a great tool.

Generally, you can select multiple polygons, activate Smooth Shift to duplicate them, and then drag them out easily.

Yeah Smooth Shift, opps :P... I tried useing it, but it just seems liek bevel to me :P

so what does it exactly do?

Im not sure, I been trying to figure it out. The answer is infront of me, but I cant see it :P. I think it is just a good Bevel for multi Polys

ADDED: Well I found out how to use it, for some reason my LW was all messed up and I reinstalled, it takes multi Polys and bevels them as it they were 1 polygon but still keeping them their own polygon.

ah... like unified bevel almost cool

yes, very useful for molding as I learned

try to spell at least ;P modeling

No no, I mean Molding, like as in clay ;P

really? you do real life molding? take a picture of your work and post it

I did when I was younger, but now I just lost interest in it :P

i never did any sculpting :P although i wanted to but working with dirt wasn't my liking

I used this clay, it was rough and wasnt dirty at all. It didnt rub of on my hands much either.

hrm... what did you make?

Mainly Cars and Heads.

ah any full body sculptures?