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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Model making programs

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God Electricity
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Posted: 24th Sep 2009 03:29
Where can i go to get a totally free model making program that makes descent looking objects for FPSC?

Feel the RATH of Raiden
voltlight
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Posted: 24th Sep 2009 15:49
Blender 3D.
Kravenwolf
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Posted: 24th Sep 2009 16:07 Edited at: 24th Sep 2009 16:11
Quote: "Blender 3D."



From Blender...




To FPS Creator...






Kravenwolf

voltlight
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Posted: 24th Sep 2009 16:11
That is badass. Hi Kravenwolf.
Zay333
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Posted: 24th Sep 2009 21:03
Kravenwolf how long did it take to master modeling skills like that

What you see isn't always real....
General Jackson
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Posted: 25th Sep 2009 02:58
Is that on the GCS? that is sweeeeeeeeeeet

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dark peanut
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Posted: 25th Sep 2009 03:10
It was in one of his videos as was the house thing he made. I'm pretty sure they're for his zombie game (please correct me if I'm wrong Kraven)

And yes that is quite an amazing model...in fact I feel inspired to go mess around with Blender some more. I'm gradually learning how to use it and I must say if you put in the right amount of work and studying the end result is EXTREMELY much more worth your time.

That being said don't expect "work" to mean "oh I'll play around 7 times, read one tutorial and become a master." No, expect at least a month to get started.

My experience with Blender (and sorry for the long post) I have downloaded and completely deleted Blender a total of four times now because I would get inspired by some crazy good model, download it, not know a thing about the controls, mess around with the cube, and quit/uninstall. This went on for 2 months maybe and then one day I decided to sit down with pen and paper and read through the Blender Noob to Pro guide on wikipedia. I took notes, recorded hotkeys, and completed the exercises. Now I must say about half way after basic modelling lessons and hotkeys I burned out and stopped reading it. I let the info I learned sink in for about a week and then one day I opened Blender, got a reference picture of a gun, and completed a carboard cutout from a cube in about 50 min. I was so proud of myself

So again sorry for the long post but you've got to stress that you WILL have to work at it to get good.

Point made. Hope this helped!

dark peanut

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Kravenwolf
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Posted: 25th Sep 2009 08:28
@Zay, I started learning Blender last year around September, having very little previous experience in 3D modeling beforehand. And just kept at it.

@General Jackson, I was thinking about throwing it up on the store, but I haven't decided on it yet. I might just chose to make "Model Pack 38" a farm pack

Quote: "And yes that is quite an amazing model...in fact I feel inspired to go mess around with Blender some more."


That's the whole reason I posted it here.


Kravenwolf

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