Hello James ,
I am going to purchase the Last supper 2, I plan on getting the regular version . I like the dish version also. I was wondering since I bought Aspire. Could I make regular into the dish version on my own ? That frees up monies for other models.
I am assuming STL is what I need to get
thanks
Using Aspire to create dish version
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Re: Using Aspire to create dish version
I think you can, check out this thread where James comments on modifying the VectorArt3D files.
http://www.vectric.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=4110
Hope this helps,
Tim
http://www.vectric.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=4110
I think, based on what he has said in the past that the V3M files are the best quality to download.With regard to whether the license allows you to do this or not - it certainly DOES allow you to. This is one of the reasons I think Aspire is so great for our clipart because there is so many variations you can make from something like the Animal Collection (especially if you have a few scenary trees etc.). The license allows unlimited editing and then carving of any of our models. What the license does prohibit is re-selling or giving away the artwork in electronic form (in any format) even if its heavily modified and/or making a production device like a mold or die from it.
Hope this helps,
Tim
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Re: Using Aspire to create dish version
Thanks Tim, I got impatient and ordered them as STL . I have beed playing with them in Aspire . I can get it to dish so I am happy. Made my dollars go further. I even got the wreath so hopefully I gcan make platers too. Now I need to find source for decent wood here in Visalia or reasonably close. thanks for the answer
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Re: Using Aspire to create dish version
Hi Kent, - hopefully you got the download issue sorted out - email me if not. Using Aspire you should be able to put the models in a dish and also even create the C-recess version too with a bit of effort using the sculpting tools. Cheers,
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Re: Using Aspire to create dish version
Hi James got everything to download on one of my XP machines. Still can't get the files via Vista machine... No biggy I have XP on a few machines and they are networked. Thanks for getting me the V3M files
thanks again
thanks again