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What Should I use?
Right now I am using 3D Studio MAX R3 for my levels, Im using DX7, and I have a plugin to export .x files. I was wondering if this is the way to go. My Enviroment is a neiborhood and streets and its a little hard to line up the streets, and just a little too powerful for level editing
If anyone has any help, please Post, thanks again
well, what other way is there? make ur own editor?!? i've been spending 2 month grueling at it, believe me, not a very cool endeavor...
there are many other editors out there... hmm, this is the one thing i don't get, WHY didn't so many editors allow for high precision keyboard input???? a GOOD artist knowing what they're doing can probably work more efficiently simply with keyboard input... they did all the complex mouse operations, but no keyboard! am i missing something?
as far as i can tell, 3d max gives u the most control, correct me if i'm wrong.
Edited by - AlexM on 1/11/00 11:53:12 PM
there are many other editors out there... hmm, this is the one thing i don't get, WHY didn't so many editors allow for high precision keyboard input???? a GOOD artist knowing what they're doing can probably work more efficiently simply with keyboard input... they did all the complex mouse operations, but no keyboard! am i missing something?
as far as i can tell, 3d max gives u the most control, correct me if i'm wrong.
Edited by - AlexM on 1/11/00 11:53:12 PM
3DS Max dosnt give you nearly enough presision with the keyboard, and its hard to line up polygons exactly with the mouse.
I''ve always gotten the precision I need in max by making little coordinate systems and then restricting (locking) the axes of certain objects. Check them out, they''re wicked useful.
Mason McCuskey
Spin Studios - home of Quaternion, 2000 GDC Indie Games Fest Finalist!
www.spin-studios.com
Mason McCuskey
Spin Studios - home of Quaternion, 2000 GDC Indie Games Fest Finalist!
www.spin-studios.com
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