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Proper Car modeling 08/14/16(Sun)07:04:57 No.532501
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Proper Car modeling Anonymous 08/14/16(Sun)07:04:57 No.532501 Archived
Whats the best way to connect all these parts?
Sry for the bad sampling
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08/14/16(Sun)07:12:04 No.532504
Anonymous 08/14/16(Sun)07:12:04 No.532504
>>532501
Don't start out with individual parts. Start with a closed "hull" of the car and when that's done, cut out the parts and start working on them individually.
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08/14/16(Sun)08:15:37 No.532511
Anonymous 08/14/16(Sun)08:15:37 No.532511
>>532504
I ended up using boolean to combine these, cut out the glasses when everything was solid to apply different material to them.
It all looks connected now
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