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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Tell me what is better for making gus and characters?

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Gamer_er
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Milkshape or blender?
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anayar
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Posted: 16th Jul 2010 18:57
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Blender takes a bit of getting used to, while milkshape is a lot mor user friendly. Overall though, I recommend blender ( cause it's free lol)

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Gamer_er
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Ok I will try blender and see how it his and maybe milkshape. (maybe try the milkshape 30 day trial to see how it is)
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General Jackson
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Try wings 3d better than MS3D, easier than blender and free.

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born for game
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blender. It's professional.

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Decneo
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Blender /



Personal 3D Modeler for your game.
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Kalinka
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Posted: 17th Jul 2010 18:09 Edited at: 17th Jul 2010 18:10
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definetly wings. it has a very understanable interface.

-which i have 3ds max but i used wings at my uncle's house. i had to keep modelling lol.

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Kravenwolf
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Blender. Of course, just about any modeling program will suffice, granted; you have the experience to use it. But by comparison of software capabilities, productiveness, and value, Blender wins, handsdown.

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Gamer_er
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Thsi will be hard to choose?
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ploxiegens
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no, blender

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Nbt
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Whatever program gives you the least sleepless nights and makes you the most productive, no matter the price.

A free car you cannot drive is a useless car. Also flash car with all the bells and whistles that your too scared to drive is a useless car.

No one here can tell you what program is best suited to you, only you can do that.

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Try all the programs, I have, I found that Anim8or was the most user friendly to me, and thats why I use it.


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Ocho Geek
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I seriously wouldn't advise using anim8tor from most points-of-view. Its not really suitable for serious game moddeling.

Go for one of the free programs, My suggestion is don't buy a professional program like 3ds max, and don't think the 30-day trial is sufficient time to choose whether you ant to. The best way to know if you should get these programs is to get a lot of experience in it first, how you do that, is a problem which I'm sure is causing autodesk some sales problems whilst there are all those free alternatives

I can seriously vouch for blender, why not check this out

now I know somebody will shout at me If I don't say this, so don't get your hopes up about making anything that good any time soon, especially in FPSC, it's impossible

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My best advice is give them all a good try and see what methods you prefer. Blender and wings are definitely more powerful but like the control I have with Milkshape3d. Use the one that just feels right to you. As long as the end result is what you want and it didn't feel like a chore to get it, then that is the modeling program for you.

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