--- John Richard Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
robin wrote:
John Richard Smith wrote:
I installed blender on M9.0 and took a close look
at it , and frankly
, to a complete beginner it seemed a bit too much
to understand. They
assume you already know a lot of the terms, but
if
robin wrote:
John Richard Smith wrote:
I installed blender on M9.0 and took a close look at it , and frankly
, to a complete beginner it seemed a bit too much to understand. They
assume you already know a lot of the terms, but if you are like me
you have never ever seen a 3d modeling
Anarky wrote:
John Richard Smith wrote:
modelling, animation, texturing, workflow rendering.
Could you kindly define for this rank newbie 3d modeler, what each of
the 5 subject headings mean.
okie :P
Modelling, I guess making a 3d outline.
well ... this is about making the shape of
John Richard Smith wrote:
modelling, animation, texturing, workflow rendering.
Could you kindly define for this rank newbie 3d modeler, what each of
the 5 subject headings mean.
okie :P
Modelling, I guess making a 3d outline.
well ... this is about making the shape of things ... say
--- Anarky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tango Echo wrote:
Hi all,
don't be misslead ... Blender is a very complex
powerfull tool ... you
wouldn't believe how powerfull. I wouldn't believe
it either at first
... I thought it was just this free programm ... but
as you learn more
you'll be
Tango Echo wrote:
Ok, so I admit it, I know nothing about 3D modeling.
However, it is an interest of mine that I've always
wanted to explore.
My doubts in Blender weren't that it was free, but
rather the quality of the screen shots I was seeing -
they appeared to be rather low quality.
you
Anarky wrote:
well, I'm not particularly familiar with the rendering capabilities of
Lightwave to be able to say ... but I should tell you something: as
you find out more about 3d artwork and working with it you'll
discouver that there's quite a couple of things that make out a good
3d
Hi all,
Was browsing digitalblasphemy earlier... I've seen
references before but never actually entered the site.
The artist claims he uses Lightwave 3D and World
Builder for some projects. Ok, that's $3,000 I don't
have right now. Does any know of a similar product
for Linux? A high quality
I've had a dable with povray and the results were fast although my skills as a
serious modeller are close to non-existant but it is a very capable package
if you have the time to sit down and learn it. It has a loyal following of
users and there are numerous websites found on google for support
Tango Echo,
If indeed that is your real name. :) Like magnet, I have been also
using povray. I have the Windoze version up and running on my Mandrake
box through WINE. I have been dabbling a little and I am working on
adding in some of the plugins and companion software also using WINE.
The
Blender is a very powerful modeller and renderer but it was all too much for
me as it is complex, but if you are seriously into this kind of thing then
maybe Blender is what you should look at.
I installed it but you need a lot of time to find your way around all the
icons, options, tools and
Tango Echo wrote:
Hi all,
Was browsing digitalblasphemy earlier... I've seen
references before but never actually entered the site.
The artist claims he uses Lightwave 3D and World
Builder for some projects. Ok, that's $3,000 I don't
have right now. Does any know of a similar product
for
On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 05:56:24 -0700 (PDT)
Tango Echo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Was browsing digitalblasphemy earlier... I've seen
references before but never actually entered the site.
The artist claims he uses Lightwave 3D and World
Builder for some projects. Ok, that's $3,000 I
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