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Wireframe display

Started by philnolan3d , Dec 26 2011 03:25 AM

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#1 philnolan3d

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Posted 26 December 2011 - 03:25 AM

I needed to load my LiveClay model into something else to clean up a few things and the best choice I knew of was actually the old LightWave CORE beta. As soon as it loaded I said "Wow, this is what 3DCs wireframes should look like." I'd really love to see opaque wires and a toggle to turn them on and off instead of having to hold the W key the whole time you're working.

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#2 herve_bis

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Posted 26 December 2011 - 10:20 AM

Yeah, there's no point of seing the backface wireframe :/ Plus with the high detail wire of liveclay you can't see anything with backface rendering.

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#3 LJB

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Posted 27 May 2012 - 11:41 AM

I needed to load my LiveClay model into something else to clean up a few things and the best choice I knew of was actually the old LightWave CORE beta. As soon as it loaded I said "Wow, this is what 3DCs wireframes should look like." I'd really love to see opaque wires and a toggle to turn them on and off instead of having to hold the W key the whole time you're working.

That's it Phil 'Surface shade + Wireframe'