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A good 3D software to learn with - m4sherman14 - 10.09.2008
I have tried GMax and blender but I Just cant seem to learn how to use either. Now my question is there a 3D editing software that is fairly easy to learn the basics one before I drop a chunk of change on 3Dmax
Re: A good 3D software to learn with - GeneralPsycho - 10.09.2008
m4sherman14 Wrote:I have tried GMax and blender but I Just cant seem to learn how to use either. Now my question is there a 3D editing software that is fairly easy to learn the basics one before I drop a chunk of change on 3Dmax
maybe google sketchup, free program
- RAF_Magpie - 10.09.2008
Lightwave is another option...
although Blender is supposed to be one of the easiest to learn...
- Brophmeister - 11.09.2008
Ive done a fair bit of Silent Hunter 3 modding with Autocad. It ain't cheap (AU$200-300) but its one of the easiest programs I've used.
- GerritJ9 - 09.12.2008
Try Wings 3D- it's free
- magot - 10.12.2008
I recommneded Rhinceros 4.0.