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FPSC Classic Product Chat / 3D Model Software That Im Gonna Use For FPSC

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Soma
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Posted: 8th Feb 2005 22:27
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My Favorite Is Maya Unlimited 6.0 How About You.... I Have Good Results From Maya Its The Top Rated 3D-Model Software...

I Posted A Picture Of Maya Free Edition You Can DL This Free Its Called Maya Learning Edition...

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Noldor
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Posted: 9th Feb 2005 00:58
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I use Lightwave 8
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Ominous
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Posted: 9th Feb 2005 01:24
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I use the starship Enterprise's holodeck and replicators, not only to model, but to make my models real objects. Then I scan the object and my computer renders the scanned object in 3D. From there I simply place the object in the game.

And, if you believe that, I have beachfront property in Hawaii I want to sell you .

I use Milkshape and DeleD. I just started modelling.

Now is the winter of your discontent.
-Stewie from Family Guy
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Soma
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I Prefer Maya If I Can Think It Maya Can Do It Plus Its What Most Big Time Devlopers Like EA Use Top Rated Software
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SkyCubes
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Sure, you could use the holodeck/replicator process, but why when there is Gould and Ancient technology available (powered of course by a naquada generator) that will produce much better results.

Just curious.

"Beware of people who try and belittle your ambitions. Small people do that. The really great people are the ones who make you feel that you too can become great" --Mark Twain
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Ominous
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I prefer the Zero-Point Modules, instead of the Naquadah generators, when working with Ancient and Goa'uld technology.

And this is my last off-topic post on this thread. I swear .

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Noldor
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Lightwave was used in the development of DOOM3
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Skooper
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i use blender3d which is available free for download on their site http://www.blender3d.org
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Soma
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I Prefer Maya I Love It I Think HL2 Was Made With It
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Zone Chicken
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Posted: 9th Feb 2005 06:19
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It really won't matter what software you use to make your model's as long as it export's in .x format, what is important is how good you can use your software.

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