Quote: "Take racer 445 for example, In one of his video's he models in everything, Text, Screws And he admits it take's alot longer but it makes it look just that little bit better
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Screws are another thing. They are actually supposed to seem to pop out of the model, whereas text is going to be engraved on a flat surface. Trust me, using the method I posted will like roughly 80% the same.
Quote: "Ok, but no offence intended, but im getting my info from industry artists here, they know what they are talking about. Also because this will be going in a portfolio, you want to put as much effort in as possible, so that you show that you are not lazy, and can do harder details."
I can certainly understand you wanting to model it in if the text is large print on the side or whatever, but the little O and A above the selector is a tiny detail, and it won't make a whole lot of difference having it Photoshopped in.
And of course you don't mean offence. We're having a friendly debate over how to make your models look better with a smaller amount of effort
