Re: [PPusers] Other 3D Modeler?

[phrostie <pfr...@ya...>]

i'd have to second AC3D.
it does not do everything but it gets you most of the way there and it is 
easy to learn.

On Sunday 22 December 2002 18:56, you wrote:
> David Scott Hamilton Giraud wrote:
> > Is there a similar 3D modeler that uses PLIB that is still alive unlike
> > PPE?
>
> No - there are no others that use PLIB.
>
> There are two modellers that I could recommend:
>
>    1) Blender - this is an essentially good modeller that has
>       an extremely quirky user interface.  SOme people take to
>       it and love it to death - other people find it to be so
>       weird that they never get the hang of it.  (I'm in the
>       second group - I find Blender completely unusable.)
>
>    2) AC3D - this is commercial software (it costs $40) and
>       is a reasonable basic modeller with an extremely easy to
>       learn user interface.  There are some features missing that
>       are hard to live without - but overall it's pretty good.
>
> Of all the other modellers out there (and there are probably
> a dozen or more of them), none fit the criteria I have for
> a usable modeller for producing content for games and simulations.
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