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| TheKhoz:
--- Quote from: Obibital on July 15, 2010, 08:29:50 PM ---I honestly wouldnt know how to FlatShade it :p --- End quote --- Select All. Vertex > Unweld. Go to the groups tab. Turn auto smooth off. Vertex > Weld Together. Save. Export. |
| Obibital:
Oh, i see I always have the Auto Smooth On Although there are alot of lines and indents in this model, im not sure if itll look handicapped with flat shading. (PS- i fixed the Colors with ur halp THX) |
| Crysist:
--- Quote from: TheKhoz on July 15, 2010, 08:34:12 PM ---Select All. Vertex > Unweld. Go to the groups tab. Turn auto smooth off. Vertex > Weld Together. Save. Export. --- End quote --- I wouldn't save because then you might want to fix some things later like changes textures, which you cannot do after flatshading and also: --- Quote from: TheKhoz on July 15, 2010, 08:34:12 PM ---Select All. Vertex > Unweld. Go to the groups tab. Turn auto smooth off. Tools > Tile Texture mapper, check Cubic Vertex > Weld Together. Save. Export. --- End quote --- |
| TheKhoz:
--- Quote from: Crysist on July 15, 2010, 08:40:44 PM --- --- End quote --- You don't have to, unless you have a texture that needs to fit your model. |
| Obibital:
Ok, its flatshaded It looks a little better, but now it shows alot of lines and bumps that it never had before ...meh its my second model its not like it was gonna be perfect |
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