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3 Dimensional Chat / Wha-? AC3D?

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Crazy Ninja
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Posted: 25th Dec 2006 16:38
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Hey guys. If any of you have checked the TGC webpage recently you might have noticed a new item available under 3D modeling, a package called AC3D. Has anyone used this or have tried it yet? Or did I just miss something in the latest newsletter?

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n3om0rph
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Posted: 25th Dec 2006 19:05
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Just checked and saw it too.

It's very good modelling tool and I used it when I started with 3D models(only trial, now I use Blender).

If you can afford it I would recommend you to buy it because it's very good and powerful, but also easy to learn.

n3om0rph aka RAM
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alpha zero revolutions
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Posted: 25th Dec 2006 19:26
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ya, its very easy


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Crazy Ninja
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Posted: 26th Dec 2006 06:24 Edited at: 26th Dec 2006 06:38
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cool! I'm downloading the demo now to give it a spin.

Edit: Hmm, not quite what i'm looking for but oh well.

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nnndohh
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Posted: 27th Dec 2006 13:52
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maybe lightray3d something for you
looks like 3ds max or gmax.

http://www.sxcreations.com/lr3d/lightray3d.php
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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 27th Dec 2006 15:31
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AC3D is a good tool, it is sort of like a barebones of Silo or Hexagon, but I haven't tried it in ages, but from reading a recent review in a magazine, it is getting better, but doesn't appear to have displacement mapping yet though, but then I guess that's what you expect at that price

"Cut down the gods if they stand in your way" - Yamamoto Tsunetomo
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Nack
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Posted: 27th Dec 2006 18:00
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AC3D IS good. Thats what I been using when I first started out. Few of my earlier mechs were made from those. Its not a system hog and get the job done well. Gave up using it cus it didnt have animation features.


DC got a name change.....^^...more info soon =]
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Xenocythe
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Posted: 27th Dec 2006 22:29
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Nack! Your back! Can't wait for Nream.

On a side note, I havn't nticed AC3D. It looks pretty good, but I'll stick with Milkshape.

-Mansoor Siddiquie

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