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3 Dimensional Chat / T.ed is it worth the money?

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Silvester
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Posted: 30th Oct 2006 17:45
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Im asking this as im intrested in building my terrains very high detailed.however i think 3DWS is a little to expensive and Strata Works terrain maker crashes.

So i looked at T.ed,it looked great!however,is it as good as it looks?

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General Reed
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Posted: 30th Oct 2006 22:20
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What i do is i use 3dsmax to create the world, and then place lights and render the lightmaps in ted, it works great. The pics u see on the ted site, are actualy the quality which can be produced if you put enough detail into it.

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Silvester
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Posted: 31st Oct 2006 20:51
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Hmm,ill try the demo version of T.ed

hope its easy to work with!

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indi
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Posted: 31st Oct 2006 23:05
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General Reed, your website is not easy to navigate with safari.
in fact its almost impossible to change links with the current drop down menu system.
perhaps add a timer to the drop down function.

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General Reed
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@Indi ?

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indi
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Posted: 4th Nov 2006 11:44
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your drop down menus fail to work in safari.
they blink away before you can click them.

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General Reed
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What is safari a browser or what?

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Crazy Ninja
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@General Reed - Safari is a browser that comes with Macintosh Computers.

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dark donkey
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t.ed is cheap and good for the money ive been useing it for a while now its just so easy alltho it says it can creat vertiacal walls, this maybee true but you can not create roofs insides of buildings in it i find it is easyer to inportt objects

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Kenjar
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I agree T.Ed is not bad at all, my only minor problem with it is that it won't output a single 51x512 mesh like I want it too, but instead a series of 64x64's instead. But it's a good looking editor, intuative once you get into the mindset, the landscape painting tools work well as does light mapping. It's definatelly a good, well featured landscape editor with numerous output formats. I espically like the paint at height tool, which saves alot of time.

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The ARRAYinator
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Posted: 4th Nov 2006 17:08 Edited at: 4th Nov 2006 17:08
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ted is a great package for the price. What I do is use milkshape for models and then load them write onto my TED terrain Lightmap and export and I must say with the new version the exporter has a pretty good range of options and gives you control of everything you load in through the epr. scripts. Overall its cheap works great and it takes all but 5 minutes to learn how to make something with it. Might I also add some of the terrains are quite amazing. Hope this helps!



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