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06/09/2010 15:22:36

glasgowjim
glasgowjim
Posts: 698 		1. Blender - 3D creation suite - http://www.blender.org/ Plugin http://www.katsbits.com/tools/#ase

2. GMAX - Discreet's game development and level editor (discontinued) - http://www.turbosquid.com/gmax - Plugin Quake 3 MSD Exporter http://pages.videotron.com/browser/

3. Google Sketch Up - Google's 3D modeller - http://sketchup.google.com/ - Plugin http://www.filefront.com/16576145/HSKP2UNR_v098.zip/ or http://belgabor.vodhin.org/software/su2ase.zip

4. Wings 3D - Open sourced 3D modeller - http://www.wings3d.com/ - Tutorial for ase export http://www.angelfire.com/ga/theoortcloud/unreal.html
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06/09/2010 16:07:54

toonaramaMuvizu mogulExperimental user
toonarama
Posts: 661 		If you are in full time education or know someone who is you can download 3Dmax or Maya or any other Autodesk tools for free simply by joining the education community. There are "watermarks" allegedly but i think these only appear on rendered output
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06/09/2010 16:31:50

glasgowjim
glasgowjim
Posts: 698 		It's probably cheaper to go to Uni for 3 years than buy Maya or Max too
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06/09/2010 18:52:03

tripfreakExperimental user
tripfreak
Posts: 142 		Thank for these links !
And thanks for your reply in the other thread !

The blender plugin works:


but the Sketchup-plug (belgabor) converted files crashed Muvizu even with very simple objects.
So, I better wait for your instructions !

There is another little program that is able to export ASE-files. Its called "Biturn" - Link here.
It works really nice in showing or converting different files, but unfortunately the converted ASE-files also crash my Muvizu. But maybe one of your experts may find it useful ?
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15/10/2010 14:32:14

abolina
abolina
Posts: 8 		thanks for help, Blender did not work with me






edited by abolina on 10/15/2010
edited by abolina on 10/15/2010
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17/10/2010 10:23:57

tripfreakExperimental user
tripfreak
Posts: 142 		Hi abolina,

if you follow the above link you find different ASE exporters.
I installed more than one in the latest Blender version and one of them worked but only with some of the models.
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19/10/2010 01:43:51

abolina
abolina
Posts: 8 		Hello tripfreak

thanks for the reply, i agree for some models, small like cars, nut for buildings, no
my blender is 2.53 Beta.
now i will try 3D Max 2011
i hope i can find a way to export buildings and persons, realy need them to work in Muvizu
i loved this creative apllication
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02/11/2010 00:41:38

BinaryGenesis
BinaryGenesis
Posts: 9 		abolina wrote:
Hello tripfreak

thanks for the reply, i agree for some models, small like cars, nut for buildings, no
my blender is 2.53 Beta.
now i will try 3D Max 2011
i hope i can find a way to export buildings and persons, realy need them to work in Muvizu
i loved this creative apllication



Any luck getting this to work with 3DS Max 2011 with ID textures?

Can't figure out how to do it.




Thanks
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10/04/2012 19:37:05

ziggy72Muvizu mogulExperimental user
ziggy72
Posts: 1988 		I would suggest to all you 3D importers out there to visit Daz3d.com and download Daz 4 (human/object poser) and Bryce 7 (landscape generator) as they are both free at the moment. You'll have to export the stuff you generate, then convert it, etc, but the point is that these are two very good bits of kit and they're FREE! Big downloads though, so if you're still on dial-up speed then look elsewhere
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10/04/2012 22:54:41

artpenMuvizu mogulExperimental user
artpen
Posts: 362 		Oh yes, Daz 3d is good stuff, loads and loads of free models!
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10/04/2012 23:40:24

DyllyMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dylly
Posts: 555 		A word of caution with the Daz stuff...especially the freebies...there are loads of them, good quality but read the README texts as there are some quite weird inclusions within these on occasion. But a further source of good free models for Daz is of course Renderosity and www.Runtimedna.com.
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26/04/2012 17:05:32

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(Account inactive) 		That's what I'm looking 4 I find also a topic on a forum talk how to use the blender exporter Big Grin
http://www.katsbits.com/smforum/index.php?topic=147.0
I hope work Big Grin thanks
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27/04/2012 20:57:10

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(Account inactive) 		Also Milkshape export for unreal 3D but I don't know if work
http://chumbalum.swissquake.ch/ms3d/index.html
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04/05/2012 21:08:45

gimmick
gimmick
Posts: 179 		hello, A small info for people who use Muvizu for cartoons and other softwares for 3d realistic Movies : this weekend only, moviestorm max is 50% off
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