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POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883 |  Posted: January 20 2004, 02:53 |
Hey its allittle bit of topic but this is also 3d development
For the game Battlefield 1942 im making a space mod....(gradius look alike)
i created it with some 3d software
on a pc
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Grauw
msx professional
Posts: 1006 | Posted: January 20 2004, 03:20 |
Yeah, looks pretty cool... You created it from scratch?
Which program did you use for it?? I would like to try out some 3D stuff myself too (and PovRay sucks ;p).
~Grauw
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Argon
msx professional
Posts: 842 | Posted: January 20 2004, 08:34 |
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| Yeah, looks pretty cool... You created it from scratch?
Which program did you use for it?? I would like to try out some 3D stuff myself too (and PovRay sucks ;p).
~Grauw
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Why not use the free Dutch modeler Blender3D ??? It's awesome !
http://www.blender3d.org (available for Windows, Linux, ...)
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POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883 | Posted: January 20 2004, 11:26 |
3dmax 5  |
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Argon
msx professional
Posts: 842 | Posted: January 20 2004, 16:38 |
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Yes, I love that one most too, but I don't think many people can afford it.
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ro
msx guru
Posts: 2347 | Posted: January 20 2004, 16:39 |
I don't think Pois did....
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POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883 | Posted: January 21 2004, 01:03 |
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its about €3999,- 
its the best tool for 3dmodelling there is thats almost compatible with all games op PC
i own a copy of the original with a key of an architect who doesnt use it at the moment...
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Argon
msx professional
Posts: 842 | Posted: January 21 2004, 08:25 |
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its about €3999,-
its the best tool for 3dmodelling there is thats almost compatible with all games op PC
i own a copy of the original with a key of an architect who doesnt use it at the moment...
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It's always nice to have such friends 
I used the one at university (when I was still at university)... but now I'm still using it 
Really don't have the cash to actually buy that
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warau
msx lover
Posts: 117 | Posted: January 21 2004, 09:20 |
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Which program did you use for it?? I would like to try out some 3D stuff myself too (and PovRay sucks ;p).
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Did you test PovRay in conjunction with a good 3D Modeller such as Moray 3.5?
I think that Pov-ray is more powerful than most of people can imagine.
OK, 3DsMax5 is better but it's quite expensive too. Pov-Ray is free and open though. |
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POISONIC
msx professional
Posts: 883 | Posted: January 21 2004, 20:08 |
ive used a couple of diverent progs... blender,maya
but maya &3dmax are the best! |
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wolf_
msx legend
Posts: 4781 | Posted: January 21 2004, 21:32 |
Well, with povray you don't have to look through a shitload of wireframes.. and the screen isn't full with 100 buttons, and it doesn't co$t you a $mall fortune.
That's why I use Povray 3.5 |
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warau
msx lover
Posts: 117 | Posted: January 22 2004, 12:10 |
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| Well, with povray you don't have to look through a shitload of wireframes.. and the screen isn't full with 100 buttons, and it doesn't co$t you a $mall fortune.
That's why I use Povray 3.5
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I agree. Furthermore, i really love the coding style for creating graphics. It seems funnier to me than working on a graphical environment and it allows a very accurate editing.
...and it's free!
BTW, is it possible to port earlier versions of POVRAY or PolyRay to the MSX system?
It would be very nice
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