mk5 ford cortina
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timmy76
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mk5 ford cortina
and the final release of the day the cortina in cludes template file for skinning
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pileup
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Re: mk5 ford cortina
wow its a beast to drive. nice addition. 
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Toshiba-3
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Razor
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Re: mk5 ford cortina
Nice one Toshy!
Oh Stinkbridge ftw.
Oh Stinkbridge ftw.
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Toshiba-3
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coffeycup
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Re: mk5 ford cortina
A tutorial would be great. I'll admit I haven't had luck applying them in PT2.
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TTR
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Re: mk5 ford cortina
You Coffey, should already be using 3D Max for everything man..do you know it's power? I still don't and not even Tosh or AdR even! There's so many you can pull off in there omfg 
but seriously now with these handy tools we got you should step off from Sketchup/CarEd/PT2 and start a "real" 3D dedicated program.
I know it'll be hard at first but i managed it too! And even if you don't like it at first you can get a Sketchup map or so to 3D Max and try to optimize that and even texture it. So then you know the basics.
but seriously now with these handy tools we got you should step off from Sketchup/CarEd/PT2 and start a "real" 3D dedicated program.I know it'll be hard at first but i managed it too! And even if you don't like it at first you can get a Sketchup map or so to 3D Max and try to optimize that and even texture it. So then you know the basics.
