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[Awesomest_Dude]

@ChrisThePropGuywhat software do you use to do your modelling?

[ChrisThePropGuy[TK]]

[mention=33874]ChrisThePropGuy[/mention]what software do you use to do your modelling?

3ds max

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[Awesomest_Dude]

15 hours ago, ChrisThePropGuy said:

3ds max

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Really? I thought that program was more for visualization and digital models. That's cool though

[ChrisThePropGuy[TK]]

18 hours ago, Awesomest_Dude said:

Really? I thought that program was more for visualization and digital models. That's cool though

I mean it is primarily a CGI software but its great for hard surface modeling. Stuff like Solidworks and Fusion are great only if you are a surfacing ecxpert though. I find accurate results are much easier here. If I need a functional prop or super accurate tolerances, I use the others.

[Awesomest_Dude]

9 hours ago, ChrisThePropGuy said:

I mean it is primarily a CGI software but its great for hard surface modeling. Stuff like Solidworks and Fusion are great only if you are a surfacing ecxpert though. I find accurate results are much easier here. If I need a functional prop or super accurate tolerances, I use the others.

So you think fusion would work fine too and it's just more complex?

[ChrisThePropGuy[TK]]

So you think fusion would work fine too and it's just more complex?

It will work but there is a much bigger learning curve

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