BernieB

Thanks again!

Thank you very much! Hmm, looking through it again I'm not sure if any new features would make this process any different.

Hi. Support already helped me on this. It appears my local server won't allow access to those links. In addition my current browsers (Google Chrome, FireFox, and Micosoft Edge) won't allow ftp downloads. So I wonder how new users will get the old tutorials? I'd like to give the Corinthian column another go.

Hello. The download links don't work now. (March 3rd, 2022) Has something happened to LAB?

I remember when graphic design used to actually mean something. Now it's just a bunch of people getting their hands on software and they think they just need to make flashy graphics.

From what I recall, Autodesys hasn't overcome some of the security issues the Update tab faces when we try using it.

Use the download link they e-mailed to after you purchased Form Z v.9.

Python scripting looks very complicated. But it might be the answer to creating the roofing tiles approach I've seen In LWCAD. But we can also create our own shingles and then apply a script to lay them out evenly on a surface then that would be awesome. http://www.formz.com/forum/old/messages/16/65407.html

Did Next Limit offer that as a special package? I don't remember seeing it in any promotions. I only bought the FZ Plugin.

I've noticed there are hardly any press releases about Form Z 9. Only vendors appear to be promoting it and some don't mention v.9's availability.

I also plan to simulate the foam texture of that microphone, but through Maxwell Render. I find their library is limited, so I hope to try developing a new entry someday.

I'm also curious about how you did the roof. It's a style I want to do more easily in Form Z.

I'm not fully convinced a texture approach would work. My goal was to replicate the structure of the Rode VideoMic. So I want to have the lattice wrap around another sphere. In the future I also intend to make the inner sphere semi-transparent, to test the lighting and detail within.

I'm curious about modelling a honeycomb lattice around a sphere. I was inspired by Rode's Stereo VideoMic X. Rode Stereo Videomic X

They've recently sent an e-mail that pre-ordering is ready for the Maxwell Render 5 plugin!