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On Wed, 17 May 1995, Mike McCool wrote:

>     Great advice, you, about paying attention to surfaces AS we model
> them, not after.  I think all of us must start out backwards here--or at
> least not thinking very far forwards.


Glad you found it useful...I speak from experience!  It took me at least
a year and a half before it finally sunk in that there was an easier way
of setting surfaces!

Definitely the best way I've found is to make use of the multiple layers
and name every new object-part with a new surface name.

                                      -David Warner
                                       Event Horizon Graphics

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