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3 Dimensional Chat / Gamespace vs. 3D Canvas Pro

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Gil Galvanti
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Why is Gamespace so much more expensive than 3D Canvas Pro? and is gamespace easy to use?

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Gil Galvanti
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Posted: 13th Feb 2005 13:07
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wow, this is a really popular thread, 4 views in about 4 hours

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Jake Blues
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I have heard that 3D Canvas is not over all that good. I use trueSpace, which is by the same company as Gamespace. Gamespace is deffinatly worth the money, if you have it.

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Gil Galvanti
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ok, and how about milkshape 3D, ive never modeled in my life

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Gil Galvanti
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no responses again?

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I think the lack of responses are because the questions have been asked so many times before Gil. No offense intended -- they're legit questions -- they're most likely answered several times over in the sticky threads at the top of the board.

As to the cost issue, I laid out the $299 USD for GameSpace after trying the 3D Canvas demo. From what I've learned about 3D modeling so far, GS was a steal when the features were compared to price vs. other programs, and it left lots of room for me to grow into (I'm a programmer by trade, not an artist). For me, it fit nicely in that slot between entry-level programs like Canvas and the big-time (= $$$$$) programs like 3DS Max or Maya.
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Gil Galvanti
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k, thanks for responding

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and about milkshape 3D, i heard it was good and easy to use, is it worth the small amount of money?

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I would say go with GameSpace if you can,it really is a great program but if you can't try Fragmotion its very good and very cheap.
http://www.fragmosoft.com/
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First thing you should try gameSpace light and Milkshape 3D demo.
I personly think that Milkshape 3D is better because the price
gameSpace is a great tool but for $300 you can get better
like Silo which is just $109 but it can only model no animation
and no uv tool (I think) there are softwares out there that can
uv and animate which cost about $45.

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If I remember correctly you should get Milkshape3D when you buy
gameSpace but it is an unregister version but without 30 days.
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Gil Galvanti
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cool, a free modeling demo that actually lets u export! , thanks ill look into those, but i dont really have $300 to spend on the full version

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Gamespace all the way.

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