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  FerrariMan - 17 years ago

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  ...and I thought MY damage on NJ's Caprice was good. Wow man that's amazing how'd you get the bumper missing?

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  XJ220 - 17 years ago

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  Seperate it from the main body and call it either :OLM or :ORM (the mirrors) - they "fall off" i.e. disappear in an appropriate crash.
  Anyway - what have you done to my poor Caprice?! :(
  
  LOL :D

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  TruePro - 17 years ago

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  @FM: Yup, just like NJ said ;)
  @NJ: Sooooorrryyy.... your Caprice is really fun to drive, so I had to create some damage that goes with my driving when I'm bored :P

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  09Challenger - 17 years ago

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  WOE.... nice damage. Sorry for that happening to your car, NJ :|

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  09Challenger - 17 years ago

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  WOE.... nice damage. Sorry for that happening to your car, NJ :|

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  FerrariMan - 17 years ago

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  Cool idea for labelling them as mirrors, why don't you do that NJ?
  I guess the reason I wouldn't do it is that I feel like then the bumpers won't dent or anything before falling off :(

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  XJ220 - 17 years ago

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  I don't use this method because I'd have to model something that is under the part that falls off thus causing more work and slightly higher poly-counts ;)

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