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* [http://www.wunderboy.org/sourceapps.php#max_smd .smd Exporter for 3ds max version 9, 2008 & 2009] by [[User:Wunderboy|Wunderboy]] | * [http://www.wunderboy.org/sourceapps.php#max_smd .smd Exporter for 3ds max version 9, 2008 & 2009] by [[User:Wunderboy|Wunderboy]] | ||
* [http://www.maple3d.com/ Game Level Builder .map Exporter] by Maple3D | * [http://www.maple3d.com/ Game Level Builder .map Exporter] by Maple3D | ||
**''Note: This plugin has been retired by the developer. An older | **''Note: This plugin has been retired by the developer. An older version is still available on the develop's site.'' | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 08:52, 10 July 2008
Template:Wrongtitle One of the most popular modeling programs in game design, it is a very powerful toolbox. Discreet, a division of Autodesk, makes this program along with several others for creative professionals, in not only the entertainment software industry, but for motion pictures, visualization, architecture, and many other professions. Discreet also makes a free version of this program, GMax, that is specifically for modding games. 3ds Max comes with several options for modeling solids, including polygonal modeling, NURBS modeling, and patch modeling.
Tutorials
- Making props using 3ds Max by coder0xff
Plugins
- .smd Exporter and Importer by Cannonfodder
- VTF support plug-in by Wunderboy
- .smd Exporter for 3ds max version 9, 2008 & 2009 by Wunderboy
- Game Level Builder .map Exporter by Maple3D
- Note: This plugin has been retired by the developer. An older version is still available on the develop's site.