Have you tried deepMesh3D yet?
deepMesh is a low-poly 3d modelling program that comes somewhere between milkshape and 3dsmax for tools and workflow. It's very easy to pick up for beginners, while providing everything an experienced artist would expect.
There's a built-in uv-mapper, materials, skinned animation and a lightmapper, and it supports over 20 model formats.
I wonder if this could be a good replacement for milkshape for anyone who finds the blender interface too complex.
There's a built-in uv-mapper, materials, skinned animation and a lightmapper, and it supports over 20 model formats.
I wonder if this could be a good replacement for milkshape for anyone who finds the blender interface too complex.
Posted: June 29, 2011
Post subject: Re: Have you tried deepMesh3D yet?
Post subject: Re: Have you tried deepMesh3D yet?
| lurky wrote: |
| deepMesh is a low-poly 3d modelling program that comes somewhere between milkshape and 3dsmax for tools and workflow. It's very easy to pick up for beginners, while providing everything an experienced artist would expect.
There's a built-in uv-mapper, materials, skinned animation and a lightmapper, and it supports over 20 model formats. I wonder if this could be a good replacement for milkshape for anyone who finds the blender interface too complex. |
Thanks for the heads up on this one. I'll check it out too.