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Robert John said:
I have learnt to make the objects explode I need to learn how to make them multi res
Robert John
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Sometime this weekend I can send ya a model. Send me a PM with your email. Heck be glad to talk to ya too if you would like to learn.

We can setup some time... I should be getting back to work here in a few weeks.

I have a GoToMeeting account so we can do online tutorials too.

Also need to show you how to create library objects... multiple models in one BGL. :wavey:
 
TARPSBird said:
If the Navy still owns the tower and considers it such an historical icon, they ought to free up some funds to at least do a cosmetic restoration as it looks like crap now.
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Well I am sure that, considering who's in charge now, there is not a single penny allocated for such trivial matters, as they would consider anything historical like this but especially involving the military. Not a cent.
 
As I understand it... the Pacific War Museum guys next door are going to restore the tower. I was on Ford Island for the 65th anniversary. The fence surrounding the tower was open... so I walked up the front steps to have a peek inside.
 
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