http://www.markbremmer.com/3Bpages/tutorials.html#
In the Dark Arts section--still be reopened--Mark has a very good movie tute.
Actually you can get it here still!
http://www.markbremmer.com/pages/das/das2.html

http://tigme.net/home/?dirname=html_docs/080003d_ezines_magazines/050003dxtract/05000year_2004
There are tutes worth having in ALL the 3D Xtract enzines but the June and July 2004 issues cover your needs.

Thanks everybody! moi is great and so is the community. The links are very helpful and its good to know that the layers tool is unpredictable as I had thought it was just me. Yesterday I had a play about with a model airplane that I have made an I noticed that the structure of the mesh is very important for making surfaces smooth. I therefor think it might be important to learn more about Moi's export options.
Thanks again
Keith

Hi Keith,

> I therefor think it might be important to learn
> more about Moi's export options.

Generally the most simple way to get a smoother mesh is to move that slider over towards the right a bit to generate a denser mesh with smaller polygons.

There are some more details on the different meshing options here:
http://moi3d.com/1.0/docs/moi_command_reference10.htm#meshdialog

Hope that helps!

- Michael

Hi Keith,

Something I had missed, was a note made, that imported objects may require a UV map made in Carrara "before" attempting rectangle layer.


Thanks Brian for the links/ info.

- Steve