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DarkBASIC Discussion / What is the best 3D modeling program for darkbasic

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Sir Wolfgang
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What is the best 3D modeling program for darkbasic
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blanky
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Posted: 27th Nov 2004 00:55 Edited at: 3rd Dec 2004 02:05
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3DS Max 6.

For something that doesn't cost £3000+, check the sticky at the top of the forum entitled 'The Game Programming Kit For Beginners' - it's a big list, and there's plenty of models [edit: modellers]

(Side note: For 3DS Max to export 3DS files properly, you need to center the object on the middle of the grid thingy.)

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Chris K
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Milkshape is awesome.
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Sir Wolfgang
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What is the best that you can buy at this website
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DARKGuy
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Thanks Blanky ^_^ glad you like the post

And... well yes, 3DSMAX 6 and Milkshape are good.

About the best ones... I've just answered one about somewhat like this moments ago. The best one, you have to experiment with lots to see which one fits your needs and commodities, requeriments too. You're not going to be able to make a character model in Cartography Shop not even if you try to make wonders, won't work, as it's done just for levels. Every modeller has his own good and bad sides, it's better to see by yourself which one is the best for what you're going to model.

Personally, I like MilkShape and 3DSMAX

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Jack
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3d canvas is good for beginners
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dared
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milk shape is the best.
You can even load a male/female skelaton
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game Spacer
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Gamespace I would say.
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i really like cinema 4d But that was back in the day. i havn't used it in over a year now.

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Jake Blues
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Truespace 3.2 is also good.
It has lots of nice features, and its free.

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Techno Freak
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I have trueSpace 3.2 and it is pretty good but the only down side is that it can only do joints and not bones. That means your character's arms have to be hinged and look kind of strange.

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