Qeldroma wrote:
> Perhaps, i need more time to learn blender so far as for learning how meshes
> will work?
> This evening i will have a deeper look onto meshes, thanks so far, hope this
> will do it.
> 
> "Ulic Qeldroma" is the thing you've remembered ;-)

Yes - what book/fantasy was that?

Rings a bell somewhere - a desperately clanging one. Dagnabit! I hate it 
when something is just "there" but I can't get a grip on it.

As regards meshes I think that might be the way to need to go to make an 
irregular surface with folds and creases like I suppose the bike's 
headlight fairing / guard looks like. If you don't like Blender or find 
it too obtuse (many people find the interface distressing apparently) 
try Wings3D - I've seen some people do incredible stuff with it as 
regards mesh creation and editing.

O yeah - you might also want to take a look at Chris Colefax Compressed 
Mesh Macro File package. This is a handy tool to make huge triangle 
meshes smaller / more optimal - and it sounds like you will eventually 
end up with a huge mesh for that headlight fairing.

Regards,
-- 
Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician
Polar Design Solutions

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