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3 Dimensional Chat / Modelling?

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Binary Coder
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Posted: 27th Mar 2007 10:04
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Hi,
I am new to DarkBASIC (classic) and really want to make some models. I think it would be fun, and I could use it for DarkBASIC.
I already have gameSpace Light, that is complicated for me and I am thinking about getting Bender.
Is it any good? Is it easy to use? Can the models be exported into darkBASIC?

Thanks!!!
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FPSC Reloaded TGC Backer
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Location: Wichita Falls TX
Posted: 27th Mar 2007 12:00
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Binary Coder- If you think GameSpace is complicated wait till you try to chew on Blenders UI. IT's very difficult to learn. I am an avid supporter of Blender and recommend it to everyone. My only advice is this:

If you get Blender you must do a few things

1) Read and re-read the help files, it's the only way you will understand Blender

2) ACtually complete all of the tutorials.

Practice makes perfect. Good luck with Blender if you need help feel free to add me to your messenger...

Cheers!
Dave


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Venge
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Posted: 27th Mar 2007 15:34
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Blender is extremely easy to use, don't listen to what anyone else says.
Including me.
Patience makes perfect.

coming soon: Ford GT vs. the Corvette.
No, really.
I'm serious this time.
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Quote: "Blender is extremely easy to use, don't listen to what anyone else says."


If it was that easy to use then why don't more people use it?

Cheers,
Dave


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Posted: 27th Mar 2007 15:51
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Because they'd rather pay for an easier-to-learn program (note that I didn't say it was easy to learn, just easy to use )

Have you seen my sig?
I think it's been sig-napped.
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