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hi Jwalt,

 Looks interesting.

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I need to figure out the transitional element here,
Getting the gif animation onto the surface was labor intensive.

Wondering how you did this so far?

I generated a fly around of the model in Bryce and saved the images (around 44) as bmps. I then went back and forth between object and scene, changing the texture on the cube I was using to display the image, and then taking the shot. Worked, but is prone to making mistakes. I think I've done as much as I'm going to do with it:



I goofed on the fist, and wound up with a southpaw.

These are not questions to answer, but show the complexities that a Newbie has to face.

Back to my question, How do I apply light blue to every face with only one Materials "Apply" mouse click.
I tried it with the simple box, same results, Some time it works and some time not!!


THANK YOU!

Sorry for the jpg image.

1 Select object point edit
2 Select  face select
3 Select drag select and draw a box around the cube (selects all faces)
4 Set up the color material you want and Apply

Selecting individual faces for a single application of material requires left click select for initial surface, followed by right clicks for additional selections. If you make a mistake, alt-right click will deselect the last selection. Note if you are using some of the later builds, it may well work differently.

Oh man, jwalt, I know in the past I've told you I like your art style... Keep this stuff coming!

Thank you. I do get discouraged from time to time. Not Judge Judy related, but here's something:



The cow got invited to lunch, it appears.

Lol. Judge Judy. Nice one  jwalt
 Court room drama...Cow in court lol.
 Hows your lip syncing?. If you wanted some practice, a court room could be the place.....

 If you're, at the moment, just wanting to make a scene......i haven't seen judge judy for years....then i guess by watching an episode or 2 you'll see other things that need adding. (they have camera-men in the courtroom?)
 

I had not planned on lip synching anything, but it is worth a thought. You did motivate me to add a state-of-the-art camera to the scene:



Now, I need someone to operate the camera.    ;-)

Out of curiosity, I just downloaded, unzipped, and launched 1115. I've not been grabbing the latest and the greatest, but thought I'd take a look and provide feedback on the not opening problem. It does seem to open and run on my system: Win7 Home Premium (SP1), with ATI Radeon HD 4300/4500 series video). Made no changes to compatibility mode, since it opened with the default setting.

That is so sad.The problem I have is that I have 2 bones,which wont influence my model between two upper leg bones and lower torso bone,that have the same red color... 

I might be totally wrong, but in my experience, the colors are more of an aid to us than to the program. Just make sure you have the right red bone selected, and the vertex should get assigned to the correct group. You might also try the envelopes, although I prefer weight painting.

Maybe you should upload one so one of us can take a look. I can't imagine a sphere made on yours looks fine but not on ours.

I hadn't realized you folks were talking about textured spheres, so my comment is worthless. I'll have to pay more attention. Probably has something to do with those pesky triangles near the poles.  ;-)