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1. Re: a new modeler

   

   Reply by adam · Apr 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   New to modelling... and grammar! (Seriously, that was hard to read). Industry standard applications are either 3DStudio Max or Maya. If you go the 3DStudio Max route there'll be some tutorials for beginners included with the package that you can check out. Once you get the basics done you can find some video tutorials at…

2. Re: a new modeler

   

   Reply by ElysiumGX · Apr 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   Find any tutorial about modeling in general. Learn a basic none program specific workflow, pick an app (stick thread above), and simply import any of your work into Milkshape for converting. Avoid Gmax.

3. Re: a new modeler

   

   Reply by snemmy · Apr 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   XSI: ModTool now supports the ActorX plugin and with it the Unreal series. for more free/low cost programs, some may or may not support UT, look at the sticky thread near the top of the forum. for tutorials go here: http://www.planetquake.com/polycount/resources/unreal/index.shtml

4. a new modeler

   

   Topic by venom · Apr 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   im new to this modeling thing but its very exiting and i would love to get into it in another post i mentioned milkshape but i dont like that program what program dothe ut99 modelers usualy use and can u give me some tutorial links:D thanx and remember im new to the modeling thing so dont get all technical