Use the Grouping Tool. Select the problem polygon(s) and ... "Reverse Group Normals" cheers, dr geep ;=]

Geep, here's the problem: It's /really/ high res. I mean... REALLY. I don't know exactly which polygons are gonna need fixed... sighs Is there a program to make objects low res?

You might try exporting it and then importing it with ... "Make polygon normals consistent" ... checked. (note - it is checked by default in P4) What s/w did you use to create the prop? cheers, dr geep ;=]

Geep, I used Extreme Morph 3d and planes to do it. The skullcap is a sphere prop refitted to V3's/S3's/David's head. And I'll definitely try it. :)

One of the things that might work: use the Grouping Tool, create a new group, Add All, and then reverse the normals. Then nake sure you set the display settings to Hidden Line or Smooth Lined. Create another new group, and now select all visible polygons (they were the backfacing polygons originally) just by dragging a rectangle around the prop. Reverse normals. Select the first group, containing all polygons, and reverse normals again. You might have to do this several times with several different views of the head, but it's the fastest way I know of to fix the problem.

Hi Khrys,

If you are not able to resolve this issue with the above suggestions, may I suggeast that you contact David John Fielder and see if he can assist you.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

That's lookin' good! ......... Keep goin'. ;=]

YAY! This looks better and better each time I see it! Keep up the good work, Khrys! :o)