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Wow looks sweet, the best car i ever made was the halo warthog. But this one is way better. It would be nice to see it finished, especially with some nice reflections with ART.

Grouping your objects will something give this problem too, i believe. So converted to mesh and/or ungroup and if it's still not working, then i think there's a bug.

yes, greenscreen works, and it saves a bit of hard disk space by only using one video, but you can sometimes get problems with it, e.g. if you do an antialiased render, then your characters (or whatever) can often come out with a slight green halo around them after compositing, depending on how good - or not - the greenscreen function is in your editor.  this happens because the antialiased pixels around the edges will be part model-coloured, and part green-background-coloured - green enough for the eye to notice "hey, there's green there!", but not green enough for the computer to say "oh, look, let's get rid of those pixels, they look green".
- colclough

The good thing about wax 2.0 is that it has a tolerance meter for chroma keying. With that the computer searchs for pixel wich are similar to the chroma key color. So you don't have that nasty green edge along. But it has some other problems, the only ones which don;t got the problems are the ones of hollywood XD

All images on that site have copy right, so as long as you use then for yourself i don't see the problem but for commercial purpose you should buy them, i think.

I don't know. Now I check again: i don't think so, looking at the watermarks. So it's up to you to use then: i must admit I used 1 of those textures, but i don't remember a watermark.

http://www.art.eonworks.com/gallery/texture/texture_gallery_1.html  not really futuristic, more sci-fi but maybe it's usefull.

High poly models got a large amount of faces, like 10000 or something. There ment to be high detailed and mostly made for movies, pictures etc. Low poly models have a low amount of faces, ie. 100 or something. Those models are ment for background objects or for games where you have the keep the poly count low. When choosing for low poly model you should spent more time making/finding the right textures, so it's still looks decent. For example: you could model a high poly house with windows and doors etc. and then use a simple brick wall texture. Or you could make a low poly house, with four wall and a roof and spent more time in the texture. The texture should give the details to the house then.
There is a everlasting stuggle between those two. A good modeler should have to find the right compromise between high poly models and high detailed textures.