Question about 3d modeler

#1 I'd say milkshape if you want something cheap =D

#2 Thanks i will check this

#3 Blender is really cool - a different kind of interface, but still a fairly sophisticated package. It's more complicated to use than Milkshape, but it also has good capabilities for texturing and animation built-in.

(Technically, Milkshape has this ability as well - but it's about like using your teeth to pound in nails.)

#4 Check out Blender before spending any money - Blender has a "different" interface and lots of ppl (myself included) prefer it once you learn it.

I have made a series of video tutorials available for download here www.users.on.net/~symes/gamedev/videotuts/videotuts.html

Blender is a 6 meg download here www.blender.org

Blender is really powerful and totally customizable

#5 And with Blender you also get a sets of knives....hehehe

Seriously Blender is really a great tool. I've found it easier then milkshape (after a buch of tutorials ;) )

#6 Blender ! Blender ! Blender ! :)
Blender is a really good tool. Free, Lot of and powerfull functions. I'ts not very easy to use in beginning, but after following video tutorials, you'll find (for sure) that's it's easy...
I use blender since december, and now I feel really relax with this tool... And I think putting a tutorial available to the community this week.

#7 I have to toss in my vote for Blender as well. It has really matured in the last few years, and once you know Blenders interface, you'll love it, it's very quick.

#8 And I want to again shout out to Nigel for his EXCELLENT instructional videos. Those helped me a TON - just learning that certain tools EXISTED was a big help!

#9 I will try blender and thanks alot for all the answer

#10 Another nice thing about blender is you can customize the interface. i've got a 4 view set up with all the properties in a column on the right. very similar to 3dsmax.

#11 I just download blender but i got a fuzzy image when i move my pointer on the different menu ( like 45 degres screen fuzzy). because me i use windows 2000 pro. i will try againg and retarst my computer to see. for Nigel nice tutorial. and i would like tp know at the end of the first video this showtools pro i see. thanks

#12 I think i found my problem. but i'm not sure. but i think blender don't like to work on full screen. i need to reduce the screen. do you got the same problem on windows 2000 pro

#13 Ok i just read on the blender web-site to turn off the anti-alising on my card and now i don't have any problem
thanks