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#27 2009-07-10 18:13:51
- billyedward
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Re: 3D programs
Google sketchup All the way.
It allows easy creation of 3D obkects, exporting of animations, etc.
Plus, the sketchy physics plugin is great for physics simulations!
"I'd love to change the world, but they haven't released the source code yet."
Check out the latest version of Streak --> http://billy.scienceontheweb.net/Streak
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#28 2009-07-11 11:50:37
Re: 3D programs
The only problem with google sketchup is it's limitations in materials and animation. If you want really cool looking graphics, it is much more difficult, or impossable, to acheive the same results in sketchup, than in blender.
Sketchup does have one big plus, it's easy to learn. (or so I've hear.) The big downside, it's very limited.
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#29 2010-05-26 09:02:35
- tenzinkendrick
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Re: 3D programs
although this is a drag and drop its good, FBS CREATOR is the best game making software i know about since scratch.
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#30 2010-05-26 16:00:27
- ScratchReallyROCKS
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Re: 3D programs
Definitely Blender, for the animations, but Sketchup for modeling stuff.
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#31 2010-08-06 05:13:48
- comp500test
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Re: 3D programs
powerpulse wrote:
have you heard of pivot.
it has a little stick man that you can animate
ya but its 2d : http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/comp500/997543
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#32 2010-08-06 06:46:02
- comp500test
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Re: 3D programs
google sketchup is good and easy to learn. i use it mainly for graphics.
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#33 2010-08-06 08:33:08
- Blade-Edge
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Re: 3D programs
Blender is great for beginners to modeling
And it can animate and make games as well. It also has a built in renderer
Get Blender!
Uh... this topic is a little old
Last edited by Blade-Edge (2010-08-06 08:33:47)
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Google it. #35 2010-08-06 11:26:43
- markyparky56
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Re: 3D programs
I'd say this was necroposted.
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#36 2010-11-26 09:41:41
- markocrush
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Re: 3D programs
M0rfeusman trust me use Alice, it probably lacks some functions but then all you need to do is get the newest versions and probably there you will find them, also if you still can't find them then send an email to the company who made Alice and ask them if they can add the functions you need. Also mouseDown does actually exist.
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#37 2010-11-26 11:19:26
- stickdude123
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Re: 3D programs
fanofcena wrote:
3dgamemaker or Darkbasic are easy to programm and the site contains a lot of free and paid stuff like it u can easily make any type of game with models etc using the site
the site can be found on google
type
Darkbasic and u will get that
i just made a 3d game on scratch see it here
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/fanofcena/572735
so those things kinda connect to scratch?
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#39 2010-11-26 16:16:16
- stickdude123
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Re: 3D programs
fanofcena wrote:
yeah!
i am confused now
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#41 2011-04-18 14:20:51
- markyparky56
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Re: 3D programs
michalec wrote:
i need help getting started:(
This isn't the place to ask for help, try asking some questions in the All about Scratch forum. 
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#43 2011-12-27 04:03:41
Re: 3D programs
You could do things properly and use c# and XNA. I tried this and knowing a bit of c# helped but following a good tutorial helped me a make a 2d pong game. I know thats 2d but thats the best way to learn.
Also thats what xbox 360 game developers use. You could make a game for xbox!! 
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