The Imperial Seal of Japan for IJN Ships

Originally Posted by keltos01

download :

http://files.filefront.com/chrysanthemumrar/;12918149;/fileinfo.html

Hi keltos01, do you still have the 3D model on your hard disc. Your D/L links are dead ... I would like to add it to the Yamato (http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...&postcount=745).

[Senf-Man82]

All DL links are dead damn it, I could really use it...

[fitzcarraldo]

Originally Posted by Senf-Man82

All DL links are dead damn it, I could really use it...

Yes....

Fitzcarraldo

[keltos01]

Originally Posted by Senf-Man82

All DL links are dead damn it, I could really use it...

I'm too nice..

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sy5ekodvkp...themum.7z?dl=0



keltos

[propbeanie]

Beyond "too", kind sir!

[Senf-Man82]

Thanks mate,

unfortunately none of them really fits to Takao bow, too much curved :/

[keltos01]

Originally Posted by Senf-Man82

Thanks mate,

unfortunately none of them really fits to Takao bow, too much curved :/

uncurve with 3ds max then !

[CapnScurvy]

Hey Keltos....glad to see you're back around these parts!! Thanks for looking in on the FOTRS Ultimate project and answering some of Propbeanie's questions.

I was wondering regarding 3D Max....I know they will give you a 30 day trial period with it. Then its going to expect you to shell out the $700.00+ for its purchase. Is there any other way of working with models that's as easy as 3D Max? I mean "easy" because 3D Max seems to do a much better job in importing/exporting .obj files than most other modeling applications. I've used Blender before, but there's still some things that don't seem to go as intended as working with 3D Max.

[keltos01]

Originally Posted by CapnScurvy

Hey Keltos....glad to see you're back around these parts!! Thanks for looking in on the FOTRS Ultimate project and answering some of Propbeanie's questions.

I was wondering regarding 3D Max....I know they will give you a 30 day trial period with it. Then its going to expect you to shell out the $700.00+ for its purchase. Is there any other way of working with models that's as easy as 3D Max? I mean "easy" because 3D Max seems to do a much better job in importing/exporting .obj files than most other modeling applications. I've used Blender before, but there's still some things that don't seem to go as intended as working with 3D Max.

will look it up, but myself I used 3ds ... I could never get around sketchup etc..

keltos

ps Probeanie is a great guy