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09-23-2009, 10:14 PM
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Any of you in to 3D modelling / character modelling and animation/vfx ?

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I've done a bit of it before, *very* fun, quite difficult to achieve. However, really worth having some 3D skills.

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What was your software of choice?

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A guy I work/worked with was very much into cinema 4D - I've got it installed on my machine but never used it.

If you have the patience/skills then 3D, can be very rewarding.

URL: http://www.toby-powell.co.uk/

Click 3D Modelling in the top nav and it will take you to some of his stuff - there is even a cute polar bear (what more could you want?!)

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3D Studio Max

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  Old  Try Blender and make 3D content for FREE

I am recently trying to change some applications I use from "paid systems" into free solutions.
You know things like using OpenOffice instead of MS Office

and I bookmarked site with FREE 3D content creation suite, just yesterday.
It has open GNU and run on many operation systems.

I had no time to test it yet, so please leave your comments if it is worthy.

The name of this 3D editor is Blender

I have experience with some other applications, named for example:
3D Studio Max - one of the best for professional 3D modeling
Bryce 3D and TrueSpace - easy to use but still with nice results

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I've seen Blender a few times, looks like an awesome piece of software, especially for free! I've used Rhino 3d and 3DS Studio Max - I preferred Rhino 3d but that was a few years ago, not done any 3d in a while. But maybe you can download a trial to check it out. I wasn't a real fan of Cinema 3d (3 years back). But it all depends, what do you want to make and if you want to do 3d animation or not.

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I've just got maya downloaded, and i just need to gather some time together now to follow some tuts. My main goal, is to create 3D characters / scene sets, and do some voice over animation with the characters too. So far, Maya has high hopes for that.

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I'm experienced with Realflow and Cinema 4D, but from working in the animation industry, i can tell you that peoples primary software of choice is most definitely Maya, followed by Lightwave and/or Modo. 3DS Max is primarily used for modeling and i don't know anywhere that uses it regularly.

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no, but I wish I had some

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