greenandwhite said:Hmm tutorials? Maybe I can start using my tablet for more than a coaster
Nanobot said:Ninety percent of the "painting talent" is practice, I'm telling you. Training the hands and eyes and mind. And you certainly have trained hands and eyes and mind, if you do calligraphy and stitchery! :)
GRIM said:I got Vue 9 Frontier with a 3D Artist mag, and just yesterday managed to get it to connect to Cornicopia3D to have it register. Of course, the content is minimal, and I don't have the plug in to import other files (including purchased Vue objects/models from Rendo)- but I got to piddle with it anyway. It's small, it's my first piddle, and here it is.
Tweaking on his face still. Had to change the max parameters on the slope of his nose and corners of his mouth so far- I want him close to the original, enough to remind one of Arnold but not BE Arnold. That is one ugly sob. XD
Thank the powers that be. XD Thank you both, too! I'm swinging between three:
A Gateway, 8MG, 1TB HD- Intenl 2nd Gen i5 Core, 3.0GHz w/turbo boost to 3.5 processor, 64 bit with an Intel HD Graphics card.
A HP 8GB, 1TB HD- AMD Vision A6 APU, 2.6 GHz, 64 Bit with an AMD Radeon HD 6530D graphics card.
or Asus 6GB, 1TB HD, Intel 2nd Gen i5Core, 3.0 GHZ w/turbo to 3.2, 64 bit with an Intel HD 2000 Graphics card.
I think I'm leaning toward the HP for the Radeon, but the processor speend and i5 on the Gateway keeps me swinging back to it. *Chuckle*
I ended up with the Gateway- and SO damn happy with it I could giggle.
I did a test render of a lighting system that I couldn't use on the old PC with that M4 I've been working on- and what once was a six hour (yes, 6) test render is now a minute and a half.
Giddy I be. Giddy I say.
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