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Epyon said:Well, i personally think 3ds max is the most user friendly program. Of course, this is just my opinion. Though, this and the other highend powerful programs cost money. 3ds max is somewhere around 2500 US dollar i think. So if i was you i would first try useing a free program to see if you like 3d modeling. The free programs that i know are Gmax and XSI. I heard XSI is good, but i couldnt try it becuase my monitor is to small so it didnt support the resolution that it needed.
Here is the site for XSI http://www.softimage.com/products/exp/v3/
and Gmax http://www.discreet.com/products/gmax/
Good luck
IchI said:They are so many threads about this....
IchI said:I will say again as usual. Its not down to what is the best its down to personal preference.
They are so many threads about this....
Murray_H said:Best modelling program is probably clay version 2.3, only works on the Real Life OS mind...
Anyhoo, it is preference, make sure you sample all the big boys so you don't miss out on the perfect tool for you
Fenric said:clay 2.3 is great, except there's no undo. And while I admit it doesn't crash ever, it does sometimes fall over and your model ends up flat on one side. Which can be a bit annoying.. And its got no symmetry options neither.
Ok I've quickly run that joke into the ground, I'll get me coat
IchI said:/me leaves his coat and runs into the door. BANG!
Lupus said:Death Trap you can get layouts for XSI that work at other resolutions. When I was having a go with it I was using the 1024x768 layout as that is the monitor resolution I use. It just means that a couple of options that are normally visible in the full resolution mode have to be accessed by switching the menu.
Death.Trap said:Anyone else get extremely angry at the fact that XSI requires some super high resolution. My monitor/video card can't go that high, so part of the fing program isn't even on my screen. That really irritates me because it looks like a nice program, but I can't use it because my hardware doesn't support that resolution..grrrrr
Lupus said:With XSI exp you have to reinstall the layout each time you run the program. I can't remember exactly how to do it, I'm sure you can find instructions if you do a search. Basically you install it (doesn't matter where you have the file since you browse through to find it). Then you go the 'layout' I think on the menu and scroll down to the 1028x768.