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Maya, mudbox, motion builder, etc. What have you used and what do you think of it.
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only autocad
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Blender 3d - Its open source (free) and great to use. Takes time to learn like other programs. see some of my works at www.tdostudios.com
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I've used Amapi 3D, Maya PLE (Personal Learning Edition), some blender, and Carrara 5 Pro.
Of all of them, I like Carrara the best as it's the easiest to use. It's also much more affordable than Maya (which can get REALLY pricey). And it's still being developed, unlike Amapi 3D which was recently taken over and scavenged for another program. |
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I used 3Ds max for many years back when I was game modding I tired Maya and lightwave and XSI all are really good packages I would pick one and learn it they all can do great things.
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Thanks for the info. I am going to be getting some of these programs and was just wanting some outside opinion before buying it. They are pretty pricy. I am hopeing to eventualy purchas Autodesk inferno for finishing the CG effects for movies. This will be a while though as the price is $230,000.
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For Moving Modeling I would probably pick up Maya or XSI
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Thanks for the info. I am going to be getting some of these programs and was just wanting some outside opinion before buying it. They are pretty pricy. I am hopeing to eventualy purchas Autodesk inferno for finishing the CG effects for movies. This will be a while though as the price is $230,000.
The latest version of autocad we paid $5000 per licence |
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Thanks for the info. I am going to be getting some of these programs and was just wanting some outside opinion before buying it. They are pretty pricy. I am hopeing to eventualy purchas Autodesk inferno for finishing the CG effects for movies. This will be a while though as the price is $230,000.
The latest version of autocad we paid $5000 per licence yea Iv got the old 2005 version and it was about that when I got it. |
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Blender 3d - Its open source (free) and great to use. Takes time to learn like other programs. see some of my works at www.tdostudios.com Blender is a good one if you have experience with 3d modeling and the likes, but a very difficult program to learn on. |
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Edited by
robert1652
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Sat 05/24/08 11:47 AM
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Blender 3d - Its open source (free) and great to use. Takes time to learn like other programs. see some of my works at www.tdostudios.com Blender is a good one if you have experience with 3d modeling and the likes, but a very difficult program to learn on. Most Autodesk programmes require professional training for proper use that is my experience and those sessions can be as expensive as the programmes |
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ya, used 3d max. am ok at it
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Using ADT 2006...
Upgrading to AutoCAD 2008... I've used AutoCAD all my professional life, and most A&E firms use that or Microstation. For 3D modeling, Revit... |
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