Here's something new I made in 3D

[Akumayo]

I wonder if things created in Anim8or would sell 

[Squinky]

My older sister apparently sells poser stuff....At a site called renderosity or something like that. There appears to be quite a bit of interest in low quality 3-d stuff (not saying that mini-me's is low quality, the other stuff though).

[ildu]

Check your pms, minimi. I sent one just after I replied the last time. I really wanna discuss this thing in more detail. The PM pretty much says that I'm proposing to talk and inviting you to join us at #AGS on irc.adventuregamestudio.co.uk.

[Scummbuddy]

It doesn't look like you can get Lightwave objects there... which really sucks because that is what I am trained it. I guess I'll just have to start to learn a new program... again.

Btw, I am curious as to where you got the idea/reference for a honey pot, as to me, it looks non-traditional. Not that doing that would be bad, but to me, if I were to see it in a game, I may not recognize it as a honey pot.

[LGM]

I'm sure once you learn one 3D program, the others are a breeze to adapt to. Unless lightwave is super-freaky and non-compliant to any software or 3D standard.

[Kweepa]

Plus, there are converters and exporters that can turn .lwo into .3ds &c.

[Traveler]

I'm sure once you learn one 3D program, the others are a breeze to adapt to. Unless lightwave is super-freaky and non-compliant to any software or 3D standard.

I'm not quite sure of that... I think I'm relatively proficient with Rhino, but using Blender is a nightmare for me. I couldn't even figure out how to rotate the views. (Reading the docs would help of course, but that's something I didn't do with Rhino.)

[ildu]

I'm pretty sure that if you're competent with a more advanced 3d program and you know what everything pretty much do and mean, it shouldn't be difficult to get accustomed to another peer application. I'm most proficient with 3DSMax, and I find that most of the higher-end programs are quite similar to it.