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Muffin Batel [neonair games] Registered 09/08/2002 Points 900	13th January, 2004 at 17:43:43 - I've been wanting to get a 3d gfx program for a while but dont know which ones are good. any suggestions? thanks n/a
Cazra Crazy? Registered 24/07/2002 Points 4472	13th January, 2004 at 17:57:49 - Milkshape is good for simple blocky graphics. It's easy to learn. Gmax is good. It creates great graphics but I'm still learning it. I think you can download it at their website ( www.discreet.com ). The best one I know of is 3D Studio Max. I've never used it before though. n/a
Kirby Smith Resident Slacker Registered 18/05/2003 Points 479	13th January, 2004 at 19:01:12 - This is a neverending debate. Personally, I use 3D Studio Max. It's pretty powerful and easy to learn. Kinda pricey tho. XBL Gamertag: Rampant Mjolnir
Maddie Registered 13/03/2003 Points 274	13th January, 2004 at 22:03:25 - I doubt you bought it! lol. -Maddie-
Kirby Smith Resident Slacker Registered 18/05/2003 Points 479	13th January, 2004 at 22:20:38 - Actualy, I did. Student edition cost me $485. Granted, the only reason I shelled out cash for it was cuz I couldn't find a pirate version that worked . . . Edited by the Author. XBL Gamertag: Rampant Mjolnir
Ashman Possibly Insane Registered 12/06/2002 Points 3974	14th January, 2004 at 00:49:21 - My friend has a pirated version (Shhh don't tell anyone it's a secret) but my computer won't run it so that ends that. If you want to make really simple but really shonky 3D gfx, I recommend Nendo... "Nendo : If you were a 3D imaging program it would download you" Show me the power child, I'd like to say, That I'm down on my knees today, Gives me the butterflies, Gives me away, 'Til I'm up on my feet again, I'm feeling outshined. "Outshined" - SoundGarden
Beejay Urzo Registered 21/11/2003 Points 13	14th January, 2004 at 01:51:07 - Hey, you guys tried Maya, it's Much Better than 3dstudio max but is also much much more complicated... You wanna know what software created Final Fantasy Spirits Within... This is it. Also if you want a 3d gfx program for very good terrain generation (and some small time modelling) try Corel Bryce. If you need a software that is capable of some physics and a game engine and free, try Blender. Oh, also tri lightwave 3d it is also cool... Oh be quiet, I live in the philippines so i have a great access to many of these Cd's... pirated for only 3 dollars a piece... too bad MMF ain't popular in the philippines so i had to get workin for almost a year to buy that thing Edited by the Author. The windows are falling... eat your burger
Tina Petersen Registered 19/09/2003 Points 350	14th January, 2004 at 11:38:07 - Actually Final Fantasy was a combination of Maya, Softimage and Lightwave sooh! Maya is only good for 1 thing Animating Max/Softimages is the best for modelling/texturing and Final Lightwave is the best for rendering I use all since i cant find any program which fullfills all i need! - Eternal Life, Or Your Money Back - http://www.befun.dk/ Currently looking for a home (team)
Danny Boy Registered 06/10/2003 Points 794	14th January, 2004 at 11:43:42 - Kirby Smith: LOL, it was a freeware for not long a go, in an magazine that coast me less than 10% I live in Norway, don't know if you have that magazine there, it's called "Pc Pro". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Use Amorphium, it's good for all that includes 3D. and it's very simple to learn!!
Klikmaster Master of all things Klik Registered 08/07/2002 Points 2599	14th January, 2004 at 11:48:32 - I have truespace, its so easy. But it can't do anything close to 3ds max n/a
Muffin Batel [neonair games] Registered 09/08/2002 Points 900	14th January, 2004 at 16:48:24 - thanks for all the suggestions n/a

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