This weeks Freekly from Vanishing Point. A military camouflage net. A big one that you use to park your Bradleys and Abrahms tanks in.

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Attached Link: http://www.vanishingpoint.biz/freestuff.asp?StartNo=145

The file comes with six MAT pose files, so that you have three net textures, and three tent textures. It is a prop, but it links to the outside .obj file that is UV mapped, so you can use it in any 3D program.

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If you are going to be using it in Vue then just make the bump setting very high, at least 2, that will give the net that leafy, rough texture.

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Whoa that is awesome! Thank you :)

Man you dont evan know how long i tried to make and looked for camo mesh tents for sniper /war/and combat scenes i've done. thanks

You might want to have a look at this: http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=2001572 I am not sure what next weeks Freekly will be, because I am not making it (John will do next weeks one), but I have heard that it is a toolbox and spares for changing the flat tires on your helicopters. So put that with the camouflage net, the landing pad, etc, and you could build a really nice scene.

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Where in the world do you get your terrain from Helgard? Nice prop. Thanks.. :-)

now i been messing around with net it great for any large things you want to hide but i have a request . Can you make a net for a 2 man sniper squad? that would lay ontop of them when there in a prone position. I ll post a picture of what i mean if you need me to, but if you do a image search for sniper there's many examples. really cool stuff tho.

you can disregard the above post i figured some thing out with useing your texture

Robo2010, that is Vue. But there is a Poser terrain coming soon for the thing I told Methastophiles to look at. Methastophiles - keep making suggestions, lots of freebies could be made, lol.

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Looks pretty good. When I was in, we had these support poles with silly looking umbrella-things on top of them. The nets were hexagons and stitched together with a bunch of little pins on a string that was painful to get set up....but would come apart quickly if you really, really needed that vehicle to move now.