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cjmaddy · 07-24-2009, 08:30 AM

I also agree!

Originally posted by Wizwad:

.... I agree about the detail, though. I never would have thought to look for the tail muscle rippling before I saw it v1 of the aquarium. Now I miss it. ..... My point is, it's the little details which bring the whole piece to life.

"Tail muscle rippling" - Ahhhh!!! ..... If only!
Thinks! .... If we apply a little pressure, do you think we could get the 'N' key (or an equivalent effect), resurrected!!!

MA2.6 is still way ahead of MA3 with respect to fluid lifelike movement, IMHO!

Originally Posted by Jim Sachs
"N" used to be "calculate Normals" in the old program, but Cliff is the only one who used that.

Of course, Mark and I both know that is not true!...

07-24-2009, 08:30 AM	#53
cjmaddy Registered Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 7,854	I also agree! Originally posted by Wizwad: .... I agree about the detail, though. I never would have thought to look for the tail muscle rippling before I saw it v1 of the aquarium. Now I miss it. ..... My point is, it's the little details which bring the whole piece to life. "Tail muscle rippling" - Ahhhh!!! ..... If only! Thinks! .... If we apply a little pressure, do you think we could get the 'N' key (or an equivalent effect), resurrected!!! MA2.6 is still way ahead of MA3 with respect to fluid lifelike movement, IMHO! Originally Posted by Jim Sachs "N" used to be "calculate Normals" in the old program, but Cliff is the only one who used that. Of course, Mark and I both know that is not true!...