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> > I would like to know from others how do you go about naming your
> > surfaces. In my project there are various rooms in an apartment
> > with of
> > course different objects with a lot of surfaces for each oif them.
Its important for job security to make up systems that have absolutely no
meaning to anyone else but you. I think that's what I've done with my
esoteric surface names, but it does keeps the names shorter. I've done is
made up some little surface name conventions.
For example, for the front of a character's left back leg, I'll call the
surface CLEGBLF. C=(a one letter code peculiar to each character), LEG=(a
three letter code for each body part), B=(Back, or F for front), L=(Left or R
for right), F=(Front of the leg or B for back.)
Mitch Butler