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I tend to have everything in one file, and quite often copy wood textures
and the like into my main file.
I have lights, camera and box (faster than plane), at the top.
Then create the objects seperating each one with a comment line that's
easy to read and has the object name in it like:
// ************************* Open_Green_Box ********************
Then at the bottom of the file I place my objects. You can see examples
of my code on my web page. I sometimes move the camera to the bottom of
the file because the object that I'm working on is always the last one
before the object placememnt statements, I always work on an object untill
it's completely finished and then move on to the next object.
As Ron mentioned I usually have a test variable at the top of my file so
that I can turn transparency off on some objects to make tests go much
faster.
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Cheers
Steve email mailto:ste### [at] zeropps uklinux net
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