Yep. Always. V4.80 in this case.

Yeah, you can ALWAYS get the shape you want with quads and tris. Here’s the reason - all faces are tris. All faces are rendered as tris. If you’re using an N-Gon to get a curve, look at it from a different angle - it doesn’t render correctly. There is NEVER a reason to use N-Gons to get shape. There are some vague reasons to use them for setting up advanced geometry, but it is considered very sloppy form to have N-Gons at all for production models. It breaks edge flow, and causes all sorts of problems. Trust me, get out of the habit. Once you figure a few things out, it becomes very obvious as to why it’s bad. Keep as many quads as possible, tris when needed, and never N-Gons.

Thank you, Administrator FriendlyFire, that’s all I wanted to hear.

I forgot my download script was hardcoded to use 110mb. Fixed that now.

And most of us don’t have time to take on a 2nd (or oftentimes, 3rd) job teaching someone. Especially someone with an ASD. I’ve taught several people with ASDs before, and it’s not a simple process. The best I can do is point you at the resources we already have.

Sizer’s Intro to Modelling/Texturing

Sushi’s Tut on 3ds Max Export

Hi, sry for posting a link - all in there.

http://sof.zumreden.de/portal/?p=394