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#1 I take it you mean "player" models?

The short answer is "no".

There is "evolver" which is 39 dollars a model if I remember correctly - so it kinda depends on what you consider "inexpensive". Other people have used it - linky.

Check out the "artist's guide" section in the docs on modeling and exporters. If you've got any rigged model and animations then you can export it to work in Torque.

#2 how to recompile project after merge all updated files in torque 3d 1.1 bugfix? i dont understand the instruction After unzipping the package you will need to use a differencing and merging tool to replace your current Torque 3D file folders with the patched folders.
2. Run your diff tool of choice and manually merge all updated files.
3. After applying the patch you MUST recompile EVERY project you have created in Torque 3D.
4. You must also recompile any new projects you create after applying the patch. can somebody help me please.
Thanx in advance.

#3 www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/nurieleon-2handed-sword-art-max-free/669414

www.garagegames.com/community/blogs/view/21179/1#comment-184458

Also Check out Arteria3D.com Steve's models are not free but he has the best prices. Some as low as $8. He provides some of his models in Torque DTS format and he responds to emails if you have special request or something.

3DRT.com has some free things as well.

Also the Blender repository has some free items sometimes.

Robert

#4 The Daz3d site has some free models (and free software!)

www.daz3d.com/i/3d-models/all-products-promotions?cat=1068#1,price_0000_0499

There might be something you can use there.

John

#5 Ops wrong thread... Sorry.

#6 i payed 80 bucks for a model on daz, and the tail on the horse was on his arse cheek. looked good on there site in the pics from the front. so be careful, and scrutinize what your getting to make sure you don't get gimped.

#7 You can try this site it have copyright materials onder "Commom creative by 3.0 " and other open source licenses, being this one the most advisable.

http://opengameart.org/

#8 @joao - Try not to resurrect old threads. The last reply to this was over 2 years ago...I'll be locking it now.

However, I agree about opengameart.org. I love the site and have used it many times for prototyping.