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3rd party software
Here's a quick question that'll probably spin a few brain wheels as well.
Let's say I don't personally like 3dsMax for modelling, and I have a nice program to build most of my models in. I can export them as .dxf's, so that's not a problem. The question is: am I allowed to use other programs (i.e. LightWave, Maya (which I can't afford, and neither can our team)) to build models/animate? Either way, I'm probably gonna animate in 3ds, cuz the keyframe and curve animation tools just plan r0xx0r. Thanks guys! ^_^ |
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