[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:If you want my honest feedback, I suggest you put this, and your other projects all to the side for now, and start with something small and simple to fully learn all of the basics. You've made so many small mistakes on the models you've done so far its next to impossible for anyone to give you any decent feedback on them, let alone these mistakes have been spread over multiple models now too. At the very least, focus on just one of your models for now but you will be seriously better off starting something new that is small and easy and getting feedback on each step, then once you've finished that, you can get back to your old models and know how to fix them.
offensively to hear about it just now, but I can not deny of course, that I have a lot to make mistakes, but up to this point I was getting feedback and promptly correct them, we are talking about errors the set as I understood, but I did not even know about any and whether there is something that I absolutely prevents complete these projects and to learn them? at the moment I do not know how to do it right UV and do not know how to texture, I thought that when I learn to do it, I can bring ongoing projects until the end, but if there are some mistakes, which I do not know at this point, I would like to hear about them. By the variant start from the beginning, I am also ready, but what mean "basic" projects ? pistol, mug, teapot?
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and yet how to remove green seams ?
There are a lot more parts like that one, parts which just have to many side's. Remove those unnecessary sides and your model's tri-count will drop really fast. 
