Hi TwinSnakes,

> Okay, how did he get those 'extra' buttons at the bottom
> "Full Screen, Hidden Line, etc"?

All the UI for MoI is defined by .htm files that are underneath the \ui and \commands subfolders under MoI's main installation folder.

You can edit those files to add, remove, or re-arrange buttons if you want.

That particular panel of things at the bottom of a viewport is controlled by the ViewControls.htm file. Maybe lyes will share his custom version here...


Also check out some of these previous posts for some more info on editing the UI:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=844.1
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=1173.1

- Michael

hi here is the link to the UI

http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=1521.1

and if you want to add icons in the viewport only, like in this picture ,
I added 5 icons : wire,shade,togel-light,fullscreen,reverse-selection you can add or remove icons to suite you
backup: rename ui , commands folders if you want to go back to the original one
unzip and overwrite in moi directory

HI BRIAN here is your birthday gift helmet part1 my be this will help a bit !!!!! or you want bottel of wine ?

HELMET-PART-1

Perfect!

Iyes
Brilliant. Helps so much with understanding.
The lesson (s) will last a lot longer than the effects of a bottle of wine!

Brian

I'm going to go drown what a sorry modeler I am in a bottle of wine now!

With the exchange rate right now, Aussie wines AND--especially-- South Aussie COOPERS STOUT will be at least a third cheaper for you to buy!

DRINK UP!

Brian

Nice technique there lyes, thanks for sharing.


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MoI'ne!

Brian

ps---The Blend (ear level) behind the head was a 6 setting--I just had to see what happened!

ENOUGH?

Think it's well past my bedtime!

Brian

I really do think this is Enough/Enough!

Great learning.

Brian

yep!

Helmet Statistics.

1. Saved from MoI as an .obj file (n-gons) level 6---38,848 polygons--6.65MB.

2. Setting up and applying textures to the model (172 separate .obj pieces) in Carrara 6 Pro took slightly less than 2hours.
(Actual work time probably closer to only 1 hour!)

3. Render time, in Carrara 6 Pro, for the 640 by 480 file size, of the 5 duplicates of the original Helmet file, which all included the Hair(fur) rendering need, was 2minutes20s.

Brian

Chinaware' porcelain! :)

I can't see the video! :(