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Old 06-17-2009, 04:47 PM
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rendering as a wireframe
searches quite a bit for this but couldnt find anything.
how do you save your model in just its basic wireframe form?

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Sorry but could you elaboborate a bit on that?
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The easiest way to render a wireframe is to select the wire option in the material editor... see image.
Hope that helps...

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im going to make the assumption youre using max.

you can achieve a pretty decent result if you follow this tutorial over here

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I can show you how to do it in 3dsmax with mental ray. that is if your using max. let us know
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pfft, all the cool kids us "grab viewport" under view, or maybe its tools? or.... dunno, not at max at the mo

then again we still dont know if it actually us max he's using
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Old 06-18-2009, 02:37 PM
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Here i did a tutorial, as im practising so this is good practis :P hope it helps.

(its progressing now so if you cant view it check back later)

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6BFT3S1zo4"]Rendering Wireframe with Mental Ray and 3DSMAX.[/ame]
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