Constructor Problems and n00b Questions
by David Stocker · in Artist Corner · 10/19/2007 (2:56 pm) · 3 replies
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#2
and many of them have a steep learning curve.
I don't know if there's any tutorials out there yet for Constructor, but the best place
to start is to do a search at the top of the page, narrow your selection with the drop
down list, and go from there. It's been out long enough that there should be some
kind of docs and other helpful hints floating around here somewhere.
For the moment I'm using Caligari gameSpace. I chose that because they have a TON
of video tutorials on how to model and animate with it.
10/19/2007 (3:58 pm)
Any 3D modeling package is going to take a LOT of time and patience to master,and many of them have a steep learning curve.
I don't know if there's any tutorials out there yet for Constructor, but the best place
to start is to do a search at the top of the page, narrow your selection with the drop
down list, and go from there. It's been out long enough that there should be some
kind of docs and other helpful hints floating around here somewhere.
For the moment I'm using Caligari gameSpace. I chose that because they have a TON
of video tutorials on how to model and animate with it.
#3
10/19/2007 (9:57 pm)
I can use milkshape to some degree, (i can make simple designs out of circles and squares) so maybe that could help because the torque constructor and milkshape have some things in common. 
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