NodeCraft
- 08 Feb 2014 08:58
#109304
Does Pixelmon use Blender?
hedgehogpie12 wrote:Does Pixelmon use Blender?
Blender, Maya. Probably anything that can export as .obj(.smd in the future)
- 08 Feb 2014 11:21
#109322
Blender, Maya. Probably anything that can export as .obj(.smd in the future)
Blender, Maya. Probably anything that can export as .obj(.smd in the future)
- 08 Feb 2014 15:51
#109411
And anything that can export to obj can get a plugin to export to .smd files.
Another program that people can try out is 3dsMax
Another program that people can try out is 3dsMax
- 08 Feb 2014 19:26
#109494
Excuse me? I'm assuming you mean that you need a program that simplifies texturing.
You can use programs like Photoshop (trial), Gimp, or just use pain.net (less features
but gets the job done all the same). Gimp would be the best choice if you are looking
for a free easy to use program.
Krotuskang wrote:I need a free program that helps with texturing.
Excuse me? I'm assuming you mean that you need a program that simplifies texturing.
You can use programs like Photoshop (trial), Gimp, or just use pain.net (less features
but gets the job done all the same). Gimp would be the best choice if you are looking
for a free easy to use program.
If you want to learn how to model using Blender, or how to better your models, don't ever be afraid to ask!
- 11 Feb 2014 14:34
#110413
i personally use paint.NET and i dont mind the less features sinces i dont know what those features are since i never use Photoshop
- 11 Feb 2014 18:18
#110455
The gap between Paint and Photoshop is comparable to a dot and leonardo da vinci, Paint being the dot.
Icekatana7 wrote:i personally use paint.NET and i dont mind the less features sinces i dont know what those features are since i never use Photoshop
The gap between Paint and Photoshop is comparable to a dot and leonardo da vinci, Paint being the dot.
If you want to learn how to model using Blender, or how to better your models, don't ever be afraid to ask!
- 12 Feb 2014 21:38
#110746
i understand that but when paint has all you need to get the job done as you said while photoshop is much more but yet you get the same outcome in the end
- 13 Feb 2014 15:36
#110900
Paint is all you need to get the job done, photoshop helps you get the job done much
quicker with WAY better quality, you will not get the same outcome.
If you learned how to use photoshop, you will notice a tremendous difference in quality.
Icekatana7 wrote:i understand that but when paint has all you need to get the job done as you said while photoshop is much more but yetyou get the same outcome in the end
Paint is all you need to get the job done, photoshop helps you get the job done much
quicker with WAY better quality, you will not get the same outcome.
If you learned how to use photoshop, you will notice a tremendous difference in quality.
If you want to learn how to model using Blender, or how to better your models, don't ever be afraid to ask!
- 15 Feb 2014 00:54
#111283
I have been getting along fine with Paint.NET. The magic wand tool is probably the most useful thing ever. However, if you want to shade parts of your model you will need to use something like Photoshop or Paint Tool Sai (my recommendation). Unless you are shading, Paint.Net is just as useful as Photoshop. But then again there is gimp which, as I understand, is like a free Photoshop.
-Gilbert
-Gilbert
