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Can I mix & match object types? Use alternate sizes?

Can I mix & match object types? Use alternate sizes?

2004-08-10       - By klikmaker

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I just finished reading the 3DXTract article by Doug Schafer on 3D
Architecture Model Creation, and a couple Carrara 3 questions come to mind.

- Can I mix and match object types for the walls of a structure? Are there any
problems with using Vertex cubes, splines imported from an Illustrator file,
and plain boxes from the Assemble room?

- Also, is there any reason I can't start out using Picas as my measurement for
architectural work? There are 12 points in each pica, which correlates well
with inches and feet. If I needed a project sized to a real inch-foot
measurement, I'd have to enlarge everything 7200% (72 picas per foot).

Thanks,

Dale



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