F747fly
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My opinion, I think it'll be clearer. I'm more of a visual learner haha
Most people are Well I'm thinking about it In the mean time you've got a good looking T7
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My opinion, I think it'll be clearer. I'm more of a visual learner haha
Mercilooks nice B777 lovely bird your making
But seriously. That weirdly shaded thing on the back is supposed to be a cargo door (I have yet to figure out rotation constraint, so as of right now, it has a 360 degree rotation on the Y axis).
The fusalage has no modifications on it and the door only has a solidify mod on it. Thanks for the tipDid you said any edge split on that cargo door? And on the fusalage? To be sure that shading goes away go into edit mode with the cargodoor selected, select the outer edges and press Ctrl + E and select "mark sharp". Now go back into object mode and give it an edge split modifier, make sure that only "sharp edges" is on... That should fix it you
777Combi?maybe this can be a B-777X
ThanksNice Modeling! Looks Great!!!!
When deciding to create a model that is accurate in detail you must do a lot of homework. If you haven't spent many hours searching for reference material then you haven't done your homework. Try to collect as much data as possible, photographs, photographs and more photographs. Study them. Use the dimensions you have to calculate in photographs the various sizes of the different parts such as doors.
Don't ask someone here if your door needs to be resized, do your homework!