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Thank you :)

It sounds good, but the best is to test to better realize ;)

As you talk about the Modeler I assume that there is no rig on it ? Because in this case you can use this :

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/modeling/lwo-importer-128787

Otherwise...

You can start with this :

https://docs.lightwave3d.com/lw2019/reference/surfacing/node-editor/2d-textures#id-2DTextures-NormalMapNormalMap

Congratulations ! The next 6 months are announcing very "spline " :D

I answer may be a bit fast but why not Texture Guide with Camera mode ?

https://docs.lightwave3d.com/lw2019/reference/modeler/uv/uv-create/texture-guide

When rendering there will be a freeze and a triple, but another advantage of not doing it before is the APS :
...

That sounds OK to me.

It's magical, just replace "ls " with "py " :D

What do you mean by VR output ? You mean Stereography or 360° or for real time ?

I see you're talking about HDRi, can you explain what you wish to do ?

You're hurting yourself :D

Thanks for sharing, I will have to look at this more quietly. I didn't have time to test the volume fog but it looks fascinating.

Oh these are just simple suggestions :)

But I don't think it's a question of being a 3D veteran but rather of what you have to share with others.

After this is a decision that belongs to you...

Arrival of two major versions in short time is surprising but the content is worthwhile. Since the 2018 the patches are made available regularly and this is a good surprise.

Why don't you consider...

Interesting, you break your piggy bank when ?

Thank you !

Doubly thanks because I did not know this article :)

Wacom Bamboo Spark

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Have you a scene to share ?

Look if you have no duplicates (objects, textures, etc...).
Have you check if it did not come from an object in particular ?
Have you tried to load the scene in...

Thanks, interesting as usual ;)

I vote for, and the beta too !

If the textures are not images (example : procedural) as in any 3D software you have to baking them for export as images.

You can install LightWave without problem as long as you pay attention to rights during installation and use. Think also to install what is media (Directx, etc...).

It is possible to install a...

For sure ! I'm curious to see what you could offer :)

"LightWave" works fine in "Windows 10". As I just said in another topic :

In "Windows" to avoid any problems better is to install "Newtek" software in a "Newtek" directory (or other) but outside...

To find a command in "LightWave" ("Layout" & "Modeler") just go in:
"Edit" / "Edit Menu Layout" then "Search" for older versions or dedicated box in "2015" version, then "Find" to see in what menu...