An Imagine 2.0 model of a nylon-strung classical acoustic guitar. It is made to a scale of 1 unit = 1 millimetre. You'll need to make this assignments... Assign Wood: Either put these in your startup, or in a handy executable script file. Alternatively, you can go through all of the objects in the Detail Editor and find all of the ones that use the textures, and change the paths. That's a particularly tedious way to do it, let's face it. This is one of a series of three guitar models by me... the others are an acoustic guitar and an electric guitar. They are all to the same scale. The readme files may look a bit similar between them... I'm not writing all this out three times... Whilst they don't have things like fingerboard inlays, at least major details like the fret spacing are right. I worked out where they should be. This means that the frets get closer together at higher positions. I've seen guitar models where all the frets are equally spaced... take a look at a real guitar, friends. Feel free to play with the objects that make up the guitar... notice in particular that you can rotate the tuning pegs. If you are interested in how I made these models, why I made them, or why the sky is blue and the clouds are white, I can be contacted at dc10011@hermes.cam.ac.uk (not during the summer though: Cambridge University has, like, really short terms.) Also, if you want to tell me what you think of my models or want to use them in something or other, that would be nice. __ _ / \--/ ) { []###===========I## \_/--\_) May 1995, Danny Chrastina, dc10011@hermes.cam.ac.uk Who wants my snail-mail addresses anyway? 36 Chitern Crescent Scunthorpe South Humberside DN17 1TJ