11-14-2011, 07:19 PM
Thank you, that was quite informative. I was going to see if I could find videos to see how most of these things are used, but you just saved me the time by saying everything I wanted to know. 
For future reference, one thing you want to be careful of is the rotation of the models. Looking closer at these models, it's apparent that a number of them are slightly off, leaning to the side and backwards. I'm still going to accept these, but it is something to keep in mind in any future rips you do. It makes it easier for everyone when the models are nice and evenly aligned with the ground, facing straight forward.
For future reference, one thing you want to be careful of is the rotation of the models. Looking closer at these models, it's apparent that a number of them are slightly off, leaning to the side and backwards. I'm still going to accept these, but it is something to keep in mind in any future rips you do. It makes it easier for everyone when the models are nice and evenly aligned with the ground, facing straight forward.