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    yes they are sir Ben

    Microsoft Paint is what youre looking for

    (Message edited by MajinB on July 01, 200

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    Kody uses Rhino 3D I believe. But pretty much any 3d/cad program will do if you know how to use it.

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    have you got the program? theres some tutorials you might wanna try

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    Look around on the internet, its far easier to learn the basics from guides and then get actual people to show you tricks than the other way round. Infact, there might be help files with it that can tell you basics...

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    Alex used Rhino in the past and he uses 3D Max now. 3D Max however isnt very beginner friendly IMO and its only pre is the texturing options. I found Rhino relatively easy to learn by trial and error and also by doing several tutorials that come with the program. Please try the tutorials.

    Were you able to download Rhino btw?

    PS. An alternative, also relatively beginner-friendly, is SolidWorks. SolidWorks is meant to make blueprints for a production process so I must admit Rhino is more suited for the needs of vapourboteers.

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    Actually, I never used Rhino, lol. I used to use ProDesktop which is relatively beginner friendly.

    3DS Max is definatly not what you want to be using at beginner levels - the only reason I use it is that I need to be able to use it ery well for my degree so all practise is good. And I can do fancy texturing as Martijn mentioned...

    If you can get hold of it, Id definatly recommend ProDesktop.

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