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Re: Interior modeling techniques?
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 30 May 2001 17:32:46 GMT
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In lugnet.space, William R. Ward writes:
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> How do you all do it? Do you plan the internal floorplan in advance,
> and build the exterior to suit it? Do you build the exterior and add
> interior pieces in the result? Some combination of the two? I tend
> to build ships with wide open spaces inside, then find difficulty
> adding interior walls, wall-mounted fixtures, etc., without having to
> disassemble the whole thing. But doing the interior first strikes me
> as wrong too. What's the best way?
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> --Bill.
I tend to build in stages. I'll build a quick version of the exterior to
judge how big a model can be. Then, when I have a better idea of size, I'll
design the interior separately. Then I'll build the final version of both
the interior and exterior simultaneously.
I find that I can fit in a lot more interior detail if much of it is built
into the walls. I also think that sometimes it's better to reduce the number
of interior features, but to make the individual features larger and more
detailed.
My $0.02 - Paul
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