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i know your not suposto say thanks... but i'll risk the ban and say thanks much to you all for your input... sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to find,,
artjunkie, you will not deserve a ban when you say THANK YOU to the people that actualy help you...We are not that kind of forum.
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Is there a consensus that C4D is the easier package to start with? My 12 year old son would like to start modeling props for games (Half-Life 2, TF2, Garry's Mod) and has asked what he should use. I'm familiar with Lightwave, but wasn't sure that he'd like it.
I work in both programs, and personally I find 3dsmax easier to learn. But I started with 3dsmax, if I had started with C4D I would probably say the contrary . . .
Your 12 year old son is playing Half-Life! Gulp! I found this game rather frightening at the age of nearly 40.:) But modding is very cool, and the more you look inside the polygons and textures, the less frightening a horror effect will be.
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Same as phil999, i think 3dsmax are easier, but it`s because i dont start with c4d, nor i wanted to try it. But from my experiences, 3dsmax isn`t that hard to learn. I`ve teach a class of 70 people on a short course of introduction to 3d modelling with 3dsmax, they`re blind about 3d world at start, but in the end (4hours approx.) 99% of them can use 3dsmax and start modelling basic object like chair, table, etc. some even begin to create a detailed object, wich surpasses my expectation. Well, maybe that`s because they eager to learn, even at beginning they don`t know anything about 3d.
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