Nooby in 3D art, a LW qustion
 

LoL, how do I create a new layer in LW 7.0? I looked and looked all over this proggy. It is most likely in my face but I cant see it lol.

*Nevermind , saw wrong prog*

using the modeler, look at the top right corner, you will see boxes split in half going vertically(i think), click on them to make new layers...

i think this is how it is done, but chruser should come along, chruser is the master in LW

Yeah I see lots of boxes that are divided by a line going from the bottom left to the top right. I will mess with it.

yah clik the next one and so on.. then you shall make a new layer. i think...

I wonder if Zelaron is not home, he hasnt answered my IM so I can get this question settled :P. I havent seen him post lately too. Odd

Well, I'm here, and I believe I gave you a detailed answer in an IM. Oh yes, maybe I should set up a place for basic questions.

Yeah, and thanks... it was helped me a lot. Im able to actually do stuff now :)

You can't make new layers... there are only a certain ammount of layers you're given and you can only work with those layers

i am way out of my league

Randuin, I assume you think infinity is a "certain number", then?

I am sorry to get alittle off-topic, but badboy you have gotten off-topic on most of my threads, please dont post things like that, thanks...

I found out how to work with layers thanks to Chruser.

chruser... yes it is in fact a certain number :D

I certain undefined number... so there isnt a limit to layers? you just keep hitting over?

i dunno :D i suck with LW... better with maya houdini and 3dsmax

Once i format i will try out those other progs and see what is up.

you should because then you'll see how much lightwave sux

LoL, I dont even know lightwave enough to know that is is/isn't. I am such a noob at this.

trust me... it sux :D just try maya and you'll be like... wha... why was i even using lightwave?!

I have heard that the best thing to do was to learn 3DMax, then LW, then Maya.... they said it is the best way to understand how those programs work.