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Re: Suspension issues with a newly made vehicle [message #375914 is a reply to message #375659]

Thu, 12 March 2009 01:28

Reaver11
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Well basically I had three question mayby I should have organised them a bit better.

One question remains atm what is the best uvwmap for a tread skin?
At the moment I use 'box' without moving it looks perfectly only some parts are a bit strenched and the internal of the threads move the wrong way. I suspect planer uvw map is the way to go only I havent had it fit yet.

I will try the suspension lateron today.

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