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so i want to do 3D, even though I don't have any experiences with it.
Should I star with an easy and not too complex package, or is it better to go straight to max or lighwave or sth?
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I myself would start with an easy 3D program...I have 3D Studio Max and it is VERY complicated and you have to have a pretty good graphic card, etc.
Hope this helps!
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Senior Moderator Defender of the Faith
If you get one of the back issues of Computer Arts out of the UK you can get a free full version copy of True Space 2. It would be a great way for you to break in and on the cheap. there is also tons of free programs. One is Blender, Blender is not an easy interface to learn. It does a lot but the learing curve is high. I would go with the True Space deal you can call them at 01458 271 108 or email them at subs@futurenet.co.uk (code COAP38)Hope that helps, Regards, Bill
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computer arts 3d special also had as cover disc truspace 3 SE and thats most recent also digit at www.digitmag.co.uk has had most recently as full versions amapi 4.1 and this month strata so could save on download etc
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I started with max with no proir 3d experiance, it's not as complacatd as most ppl make it out to be but it is big.
Very big.
I segust u get a good guide book(NOT inside 3d studios max cos that a pile of waffle) and try tutorials.
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I agree havoc (<<I think...) I have a crap graf-x card though so it is harder for me cause max is always crashing...I didnt really use tutorials though...just screwed around until something worked =)
PS: I like that "Narf!" lol!
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