Really anyone who hasn't taken at least an introductory course in philosophy at university shouldn't be allowed to awnser this poll.
anyway I voted yes, explaning why woiuld take too long and would go over most peoples head anyway
hmm I wish people people that didn't have at least 2 years of university education in a politcal discipline (e.g. comparative politics, politcal philosophy) were prohibited form discussing such matters.
Sorry but the more I read such threads across the internet the more I wish that. tbh this...
In wasn't commenting on either article in particular but on the concept of 'real news stories' unbiased news networks have long been a thing of the past. An example of recent bias in CNN was the coverage of the DNC and the RNC. We saw almost all of the key speeches at the DNC but I was forced to...
From a objective point of view, the Bush campaign has been running circles around the Kerry camp. Kerry's response to the swift boat veterans for truth was horrible and seemed very petty. Bush from the start condemned all 527's, remember there are far more 527's criticizing Bush than Kerry. He...
Lol 'real news stories' that's awesome :D
especially having CNN and msnbc in the list :D
I'm not trying to be an ass or anything that just cracked me up.
EDIT: Anyway it doesn't really matter the Kerry camp lost this a couple of weeks before the RNC and they know it too.
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sooo... you watched a movie by a guy whose sole purpose it is to turn people against bush and lo and behold you hate him, doesn't that make you think?
Maybe you hated him before? in that case the point still stands
Never render WIPs with GI it just hides any mistakes we could point out.
Overall shape seems decent though I'd agree the arms look a bit thin.
EDIT: Also the geometry will make it difficult to skin it (by skinning I mean making a skeleton etc.)
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nice tut.
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EDIT: if you are using environmental lighting with GI and you're loosing detail play around with he amount of bounces and their intensity, but you should always master traditional lighting before...