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[SargeJr3]

Wow, with the help of PiP and sarge(indirectly) I have begun to place scenery.  I Figured it out!

YAY, so exciting, thanks Sarge, PiP, Blackhawk, TCY and Fox!

[TechnicolorYawn]

  Well done!! And welcome into the secret circle of the scenery designers

Now comes the fun parts, and the beginning of the hair pulling.....

[SargeJr3]

TechnicolorYawn, on Feb 20 2005, 03:59 PM, said:

  Well done!! And welcome into the secret circle of the scenery designers

Now comes the fun parts, and the beginning of the hair pulling.....

is that how you got that hair do?

[TechnicolorYawn]

Yep

Remember kids: Scenery design - JUST SAY NO.

[SargeJr3]

TechnicolorYawn, on Feb 20 2005, 04:09 PM, said:

Yep

Remember kids: Scenery design - JUST SAY NO.

thousands of vets, tcy and scavers are killed every year due to over exersion while compiling .bgls, use proper technique

[IBtheSarge]

scavers, on Feb 20 2005, 06:09 PM, said:

Wow, with the help of PiP and sarge(indirectly) I have begun to place scenery.  I Figured it out!

YAY, so exciting, thanks Sarge, PiP, Blackhawk, TCY and Fox!

Hey, BRAD!!!!!  See what happens when you encourage ONE?!?!?!?!?  YOU started this back in April of last year, ya know?  

@scavers --  

[PiP]

lol

scenery is a good place to start

especially as it gives practace with gmax, if you're doing costum buildings

its a good step up to the aircraft design stage

[norwegian_hawk]

Matey scenery is more than a good place to start. It's not all about fancy aeroplane you know. Scenery design can be as complicated and challenging as you want it to be - it's just a shame that people like you are such snobs about it. Perhaps that's why so little outstanding scenery is produced when the potential is so great.

Nice one Scavers