The node editor in LightWave allows you to create procedural 2 dimensional textures. This is better than normal mapping because it can be directly applied to UV's. Trust us, this is a good thing to know how to do once you start animating textured objects!
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Select edges in the LightWave modeler
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Model using subdivision surface tools in LightWave 9
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Use LightWave 9.0's Node Editor
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Use a displacement node in LightWave
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Quickly boolean objects in LightWave 9
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Paint with polygons in Lightwave 3D
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Use displacement maps via nodes in Lightwave 3D 9
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Configure your LightWave Modeler user interface
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Create a view camera in LightWave 9
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Set mesh details relative to camera in LightWave
How To:
Select edges in the LightWave modeler
How To:
Paint with polygons in Lightwave 3D
How To:
Use displacement maps via nodes in Lightwave 3D 9
How To:
Configure your LightWave Modeler user interface
How To:
Model using subdivision surface tools in LightWave 9
How To:
Quickly boolean objects in LightWave 9
How To:
Use LightWave 9.0's Node Editor
How To:
Use a displacement node in LightWave
How To:
Create a view camera in LightWave 9
How To:
Set mesh details relative to camera in LightWave
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