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From: Adrian Onsen - ASNG/F94 <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Texture in Lightwave pro...
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    I was looking through my September issue of Lightwave Pro, and I
read the one article called "10 tips for cleaner objects" by Tom
Williamson, on page 10.
    On the same page, there is a picture of the letter B as figure 1.

    My question is how that surface was created! It looks really
cool, and I want to replicate it, since I can see it being usen on many
things!

    I was gonna write Tom some mailm but I couldn't find his Email address

                        .. adrian ..
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                     http://www.acs.ryerson.ca/~aonsen
                "Justice and truth are meerly coincidental"

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