Duck's models. (Scripter wanted)

[MtnDew]

Nice whoring.
I don't think you needed to quote that.

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[Unwritten Calender]

Go away.
These are my models, not yours.
And Pandan, to your long speach, thank you.
I didn't know what polys are, and you just explained.
I'll try to use what you told me.
And I'll try to learn milkshape.
You helped me alot.

[Unwritten Calender]

I have another, Pandan.
Is this better at all?
I reduced as much polys as possible.

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=27326efa9e84ca6aaf365ec12406f363

[KoopaScooper]

I reduced as much polys as possible.

Go into Draw, and click Polygon.
Type the number of sides you want, hit Enter.
Make it like a normal circle.

Cuts down on Polys in the model instead of using 24 rounded sides.

[MtnDew]

I don't think you fairly understand polys yet.

For instance, the barrel is a 24 sided circle.

Make it a 6 sided barrel.
Also, going into sketchup with out a idea before hand can lead to models like this.
A bunch of shapes stuck together.

Go into Draw, and click Polygon.
Type the number of sides you want, hit Enter.
Make it like a normal circle.

Cuts down on Polys in the model instead of using 24 rounded sides.

Actually, It goes like this.

Select the polygon tool.
Type # of sides "12"
Then press the "s" key
Then press "enter"

[KoopaScooper]

Also, to make a sphere,
Place a circle/polygon horizontally.
Place another circle/polygon vertically, nearly the same size as before.
Select the Horizontal one.
Go into "Tools", and find "Follow Me".
Click the vertical circle/polygon.
You have a sphere.

[Fizzles]

Damn, I was expecting a duck model D:

[Unwritten Calender]

Also, to make a sphere,
Place a circle/polygon horizontally.
Place another circle/polygon vertically, nearly the same size as before.
Select the Horizontal one.
Go into "Tools", and find "Follow Me".
Click the vertical circle/polygon.
You have a sphere.

I knew that.

[KoopaScooper]

I knew that.

Mmmk.