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3 Dimensional Chat / My First Models -Cartoony Car and Ice-Cream

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Kalinka
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2010 22:30 Edited at: 9th Mar 2010 12:57
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Master Man Of Justice
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Posted: 2nd Jan 2010 23:25
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i don't see anything

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Azunaki
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you should be modeling one object. it looks like you made a lot of shapes and put them in a way that it makes a car. what you should be doing is making one editable object. now somethings should be separate say the wheels, it really depends on what your making and what your making it for.

you should look up a few tutorials. it will help greatly.

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Master Man Of Justice
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2010 04:36
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it's a shame to see beginners start out with the most expensive thing they can find...

im not a 3d master by any token but i have the basics and some advanced techniques down PACT with free stuff.

it just makes me wanna

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General Jackson
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2010 04:53
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Well we know where most beginners get max

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charger bandit
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2010 09:19
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General Jackson: For example me,I got a student license in school.

The car is too boxy,learn poly modelling,dont make the tires like that,make a tube then slightly chamfer the edges.

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mike5424
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so, you wanted a go at modeling so you go and buy a $3,500 program not even knowing if you'll want to do modeling? you must be rich.

i like the ice cream!

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Kalinka
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Posted: 3rd Jan 2010 14:03
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Correction: I used trial version.

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lazerus
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Tou-shea' Kal!

I recommend looking at as many tutorials as you possibly can. The great graphic resource has tons of links to everything youll need.

Were here to help if you have any questions or problems,

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Deathead
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Pretty good for a beginner, I use Blender and when I go on 3ds max, the best I can do is make a box.



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Azunaki
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the problem is the modifiers its quite challenging at the start more figuring out what everything does then modeling with it. if your gonna start on max then your gonna need a few intro tutorials.

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Kalinka
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I won't start with Max. I wanna use Blender but it looks harder.

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Quote: "I won't start with Max. I wanna use Blender but it looks harder."

Suprisingly its not, in fact easier, it took me quicker to learn blender then it did 3ds max, all you got to do is just learn the quick keys and then your set.



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Asteric
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Quote: "Suprisingly its not, in fact easier, it took me quicker to learn blender then it did 3ds max, all you got to do is just learn the quick keys and then your set."


Well, 3ds max is pretty much just as easy, you just need to know how to add modifiers and then yo can model pretty much anything with just a few clicks.

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