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3 Dimensional Chat / What the best 3d Modeler for DBP

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basesoft
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Posted: 29th Aug 2004 20:48
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Hi i'm new and try to get know what the best modeler for db will be.

Could you say what you will use, and how good it works making animations bone ore not bone wich fileformat supports the most .x or .3ds

thanks
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Whong
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Posted: 29th Aug 2004 21:08
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Hello!

Truespace 3.2 supports x files and it's free.
Goto www.download.com

Leif
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basesoft
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Yes but how do you animate the x files? I heard truespace can't save them animatet?
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walaber
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milkshape + Character FX is a tried and true method that produces DBPro-friendly .x files.

Go Go Gadget DBPRO!

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Peter H
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MILKSHAPE!!!


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Hamish McHaggis
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http://www.wings3d.com

Isn't it? Wasn't it? Marvellous!
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Cian Rice
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Wings is easy to use but it can't animate. That's it's only problem.
Try:
http://www.blender3d.org

Got anime?I do.
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Sir Spaghetti Code
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It honestly depends on who you ask. There are tons of program that this person will say is the best, then someone else will say something compltely different!

If you can afford it, I say GameSpace!

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basesoft
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If here somebody using truespace how do you animate the 3d Objects for example walking or open a box by clicking
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zircher
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The way DBP plays animation is based on frame ranges (ie. play from frame 50 to 100 for bend over and open the container.) In a nutshell, the 3D artist/animator does all the work and tells the programmer which frames relate to what animation.
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TAZ

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The Fallen
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Milkshape 3D + Character FX is the way to me


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