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That's good advice to take a model that has already been made and work with it to make your own. There are a lot of models on-line in which to download and use. And Curvy3D is an excellent software for sculpting.

This is a project I am finishing up on. I made many of the elements in raster and imported them through [Inflate Image]. The mermaid legs were done using the [Create Line] tool. The body was imported as an OBJ, Chopped up and [Cap Holes] so that I could position the arms easily. The arms were then w...

I had to right click and go to properties and copy the url from there.





I think I got it now.

Thanks, Simon[/img]

Hi Simon I was able to click the new button when I went to create a gallery and then rename the category and upload the images. I then found the url's and pasted them into the gallery forum entry but they don't seem to be inserted correctly. I'll try it here: [img]http://www.curvy3d.com/gallery/disp...

This is the first object I have made in Curvy 3D that I have saved as an OBJ file. It's part of a larger project I'm working on. What I did is I made this image in gimp as a height map bmp file: http://www.curvy3d.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_Shell1A%7E0.png And I used the inflate function to ...

After I upload my files there is no choice given to put them in my gallery. So I just said Begginers.

Alan

I suppose I have to find a place to upload screenshots to in order to post them in the gallery. Any good ways to do that. I no longer have a web site. I just got Curvy 3D and am excited to learn it. I'm impressed with the ability to import raster with the inflate function. I've learned to bring in f...