I followed the on-line help Moray tutorials, and I learned a lot (I have
never worked with a modeler before). Looking at other people models I
can see that they apply special techniques (like CSG objects and Bezier
Patches) to create great works, but I can't figure out the steps to do
it by myself. Where may I "continue" to study Moray 3.1 modeling
techniques?

Thanks in advance

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Cristian Ramirez wrote:
> 
> I followed the on-line help Moray tutorials, and I learned a lot (I have
> never worked with a modeler before). Looking at other people models I
> can see that they apply special techniques (like CSG objects and Bezier
> Patches) to create great works, but I can't figure out the steps to do
> it by myself. Where may I "continue" to study Moray 3.1 modeling
> techniques?
> 
> Thanks in advance

  A lot of the "special" techniques are associated with the many
different options available in Pov-Ray itself. Learning the functions
of Pov-Ray will allow you to do even more in Moray than you are now.
  For a list of on line tutorials about using Pov take a look at my faq
in the newsgroup announce.frequently-aked-questions on this server.
It has links to many different tutorials covering many different topics.
A majority of these topics, while written for Pov-ray, can help you learn
some of the more difficult or "special" processes then you can apply them
to your modeling in Moray.

-- 
Ken Tyler

mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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