Sculpted Prim Tutorial - Wings 3d - Unicorn Horn

This is an old tutorial, from when I was still known as Okiphia Rayna.

The original forum thread on the Official SL Forums is here:
http://forums.secondlife.com/showthread.php?t=230813&highlight=unicorn+horn

And here's the video!
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And here's the text from the original post to accompany this tutorial.
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Needed materials
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Wings 3d version 0.98.36 with the Second Life sculpty plugin installed
Tut32grid.wings file from DanielFox's tutorial here: [url]http://forums.secondlife.com/showthread.php?t=210675[/url]
A basic knowledge of wings3d


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I recommend that yu have watched DanielFox's tutorials first, he does it a little better than me and some of his techniques are used in my tutorial.

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Useful commands:
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X,Y,Z - Switch to that axis view
A - Aim camera at selected objects
Shift+a - Frame selected objects with zoom and camera aim
V, E, F, B - Switch to Vertex, Edge, Face, or oBject selection mode
Space - Deselect all
R - Reset view to defaults
O -Orthographic view
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One important step you will need to perform before following along with this tutorial: in Wings, go to Edit, Preferences, Advanced, and make sure Advanced Menus is checked.

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[url]http://www.veoh.com/videos/v1683759yyJFY3YN[/url]

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Also, the link to the SLImageUpload page on the SL wiki is:
[url]http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/SLImageUpload[/url]

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A couple extra tips!
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For a more 'traditional' horn, make a lot of bumps rather than the three big ones I have. It will give a little bit better of a twist look

Save often! In any work space, saving helps a ton. With wings 3d, also export often. Before it's finished even, you should export to a 32x32 or 64x64 sculpt map, that can be updated if you need to.

-Okiphia Rayna