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...and of course, all the cool folks in the 3DTrains
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Note: The concepts and terminology used in these documents are advanced
in nature, and although written with
Gmax in mind, the basic principles should
apply to users of 3DS Max and 3D
Canvas.
TSM users however, will have an
almost impossible task duplicating these procedures, as TSM lacks the basic
functions to sort alphas - a vital element required for this SDK to function.
This guide is not designed to teach you how to model, but instead how to model and
assemble a set of passenger cars using the sdk as a base.
For basic questions and help regarding 3D modeling, you can visit one of the 3D modeling forums from the links provided. There are plenty of folks willing help - provided you ask nice and polite manner.
Updates to this guide will be posted on a regular basis as time allows. |
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