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You'll notice that the offset is in the direction of the green arrow, which happens to be the LOCAL x-axis ;-) To clarify, the relative offset is using local space, so it will be in the directions tha …

There are a number of things that might be wrong, but it's hard to tell from here ;-) The first thing I'd recommend is move the objects to separate layers. The modifier will still work, but you'll ge …

Unless you specifically need the driver for the relative offset, turn off relative offset and remove the driver. The Object Offset doesn't work the way you're expecting it to. The second item in the …

You can't apply modifiers in edit mode, and the orange selection outline goes away in edit mode. Blender organizes "meshes" into "objects". An "object" is a container that contains a "mesh". …

It looks like part of the problem is that you're using both a subsurf and a displace modifier. If you're going for accuracy, make sure your subsurf is ABOVE the displace. This will give you more poly …

In order to avoid breaking it into parts, I'd recommend remeshing the whole model into a LOWER resolution (including the ears) and then use the sculpting tools to paint more geometry onto the ears by …

EDIT: Based on the comment (and the update) it seems like pinching is much more likely than backward normals. Oddly shaped polygons can be difficult to render in OpenGL, but they often look okay when …

In order to specify what the subsurf modifier should smooth and how much, you can use the Mean crease setting. This will allow you to (basically) tell the subsurf that it can subdivide an edge, but le …

It's still a little difficult to tell what's going on, even with the image, but I'll take a stab at it. I think you're seeing an interaction between the shrinkwrap modifier and the array modifier. It …

Apply the mirror modifier. Delete the [vertices] you don't want. Add a mirror modifier. – cegaton 2 hours ago

The mirror modifier is designed to work properly with the subsurf modifier. You shouldn't have to do anything extra. The main problem is that your subsurf modifier is above your mirror modifier in th …

It's named "curve" because it was originally a curve, but somehow it got converted to a mesh. You need to use "Object -> Convert To... -> Curve from Mesh" to make it back into an actual Bezier curve …

The Shrinkwrap modifier is probably what you're looking for. It has a mode called "Project" that will just translate the objects along one axis until it reaches the target. You probably won't be able …

I often encounter this same problem, but I solve it a different way. Firstly, as @gandalf3 suggests in his comment on the first answer, I don't think it's possible to modify the seed of the texture, …

No, Blender did not run out of memory. If it had, Blender would have crashed. Furthermore, the scale (applied or not) of an object has nothing to do with it's complexity. A mesh with 5000 polygons tak …