Is there a program I can use to do 3D models..? More info inside.?
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i've been using autodesk's 3Dstudio Max for almost 5 years now and i've been more than satisfied with my models and the ease of doing them. I had my own zero ( from megaman ) model. but none else from the series. \n\nfrom modelling, rendering, rigging to animation and production. you've got all of that in one smooth package. and better yet if you get the version 8 ( which i am currently using ). that's hell cool. you'll be making garments/ clothing and hair in no time at all.
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the only software that may work is Poser and I don't even know if it's still around it's been awhile since I've even looked at it. It's a simple 3d modelling and is very basic and doesn't really look that great. \n\nI would suggest that you find somebody who is good at drawing and see if they may be interested in working with you on it.
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This is freeware. Enjoy.\n\nhttp://www.sketchup.com/
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It depends on what you want. If you are looking for 3D design software for purchase, there are a lot, Autodesk Inventor, Unigraphics, CATIA, Pro/Engineer, Alibre design, to name a few. Check out a web site such as http://www.cadalyst.com/cadalyst/ or http://www.freebyte.com/cad/cad.htm#2D3DCADSystems.
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While this is not truly an area of expertise for me, the open-source project, "Blender3D," ( http://www.blender.org ) has some great resources along this line.  Blender3D was once a commercial product, competing with the likes of SoftImage and 3D Studio Max.  However, the product was dropped into the open-source community and development has taken off like never before, which included documentation such as what you may be looking for.
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Microsoft word is your only program!\nIf ya want to be reallly fancy use Macromedia FireWorks MX, ya can get a free trial versioon for a month, then look on google for tutorials!
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You can download free trial software from Autodesk, the publishers of AutoCAD.\nhttp://www.autodesk.com
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Having worked in the gaming industry for so many years, your question proposes a paradox:  you can't have 'easy' and do what you want to do.  Blender3D and Gimp are all that can be offered to suit your request but you'll have to either learn them on your own with the vast online documentation, buy some books to help, or take classes.  There's no easy road such as you've asked for.
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Free? Blender. http://www.blender3d.org\n\nI don't have experience with many other 3D programs, but here are some NOT-free ones:\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/imaging_3d/cheetah3d.html\nhttp://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/imaging_3d/microspotmodeler.html\nhttp://www.sketchup.com/\nhttp://www.ac3d.org/\n\nI think all of these have demos.
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just use 3d max 8...since u already to how to use all function in 3d max.\n\nI personally used 3d max 7.5, solid work, and maya 7...still learning!!
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Windows XP itself doesn't come with any 3-D drawing programs right out of the box. You have to get some 3-D drawing software. I personally don't know where you could find some as I am having trouble with that myself however I do agree with the prior answer as it will cost you a lot of money.
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Poser 6 is a good program, but is kind of expensive. A similar program is Daz|Studio, available at www.daz3d.com. It does nearly the same thing as Poser, but is completely free. However, both programs need 3d models that you can either purchase through various sites, or you can find some freebies floating around.
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Get a render farm. But then again these things as you know takes time.
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You could give 3D Studio Max a shot. I've heard it's very helpful for 3D art.
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Try Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition\n\nVery Easy and Powerful.\n\nYou wont believe it\n\nThere is also PhotoBrush.
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I suspect there is an open-source product that would be free and pretty competitive to CAD.  Give http://www.sourceforge.net a try to see if such a product exists.\n\nEdit:  found this http://sourceforge.net/projects/brlcad/
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www.3dtotal.com\nthe right place for right tutorials for character modelling.\nits just great!\n\ncheers!\nKrishnam