New FREE 3D program!!

[greypiffle]

Not sure where to post this, so please move it in an appropriate place if you like mods...

Hey - as many of you may know - Truespace is my very favorite program.

The maker of Truespace (Roman Ormandy) has decided to make his latest version available for free to anyone who wants it.

http://forums1.caligari.com/truespace/s ... #post71696

gives his personal message to the 3D community.

I paid around $300 for version 7, but version 7.6 is FREE!!!

Download and try it out and let me know what you think.

[Tsar Hoikas]

Downloading now... Let's see if this is for real.

[greypiffle]

It;s for real - Roman don't fool around and he is a great guy!

[Tsar Hoikas]

You're right, no bull... It's really free :\

[greypiffle]

yeah... I plan on getting the 3DS Max stuff ported over to TS as soon as they come out. Truespace is way easier to use than blender. Although they have done some wonderful things with blender.

[Johnbeyer]

Truespace is quite a nice program with lot's of abilities. though I'm always working with Max, so i hope the plugin get's released soon.

[Carterhawk]

yeah... I plan on getting the 3DS Max stuff ported over to TS as soon as they come out. Truespace is way easier to use than blender. Although they have done some wonderful things with blender.

I downloaded this and am going to give it a try. Even if it can't be used to create ages right now, there isnt any reason TS couldnt be used to make props and sets. Having worked with bryce, maya, animation master, and blender, ive found blender to be quite a bit more difficult to use than the others. If this is a way I can contribute to the whole age creation process, ill be sooo happy ^_^

[greypiffle]

Shouldn't bee too hard. TS can export the objects into different formats. Like .cob and .obj, which I think blender will be able to use.
AND it will import/export 3Ds

[Marcello]

I already posted this in the builders forum and have added it to the wiki free appz section.

[SCGreyWolf]

This full version of Truespace supports plug-ins and uses Python. TruePRP anyone?