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DarkBASIC Discussion / 3d modeling

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exceed beyond
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are there any free 3d modeling programs for darkbasic.
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Posted: 11th Feb 2007 10:50
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You can use gameSpaceLight from Caligari, it's free and you can export to .x format with animation. The polygons are limited to 648 (I think). Good luck.
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I forgot to tell you that you can also use JTEdit,it's free. If you want to use this, it does not work with windows 98, or windows 98SE.

http://www.jtgame.com/jtedit/jteditmain.html

and you can find gameSpaceLight here, it is also free:

http://www.caligari.com/gamespace/gsl/gsL.asp


This 2 are compatible with DarkBasic Classic.
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hey thx i appreciate your reply
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I like to use Anim8or because it's free and pretty easy to use for a novice. Unfortunatelly it cannot export animations.
It can export to 3DS format which can be used in DBC, however exporting to 3DS sometimes distorts the models a little so what I do is I export my models to Wavefront Format(*.OBJ) first in Anim8or, then I use Wings 3D (which is also free but not as user friendly for me as Anim8or) to export the model to 3DS and then I use the application DBCONV.EXE to export the model to .X format. Using this method I have been able to get good results.
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Kieran
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blender is the best in my opinion

http://blender.org

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Whong
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If you've got the money then Cinema 4D is a spectacular program. It's quite expensive, but it really is great and very very easy to learn!
http://www.maxon.net



Click to hear more about these spectacular programs for special effects!
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try caligari truespace 3.2. also free, and unlike gamespace lite, there is no polygon limit, and as far as i know, it can export animations (although i haven't gotten around to making an animated model yet). for simple levels and worlds, i use deled lite (free from www.delgine.com)

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