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r34drifter · 07 Jun 2006, 07:48 pm

does anyone know if this can be achieved in Autocad?
or know which program was used?

source: http://www.turbosquid.com/Forum/Inde...ThreadID/22271

dss64bit · 07 Jun 2006, 09:14 pm

i believe it was done using 3ds Max, Maya, LightWave, or SoftImage. I read through that website and there forums consisted of the pics using different plug-ins for different graphical programs.

Memphis · 07 Jun 2006, 09:15 pm

3d looks a lil different from what i seen

EMS0525 · 08 Jun 2006, 08:44 am

I use Autocad everyday at work... It could be done, it would be very hard and take a long time.

AAandHT · 08 Jun 2006, 08:49 am

Like someone else its probably 3dsmax or something similar. CAD is more for designing parts and the like, 3dsmax and similar programs are more graphics modeling orented

r34drifter · 08 Jun 2006, 02:32 pm

yea, thanks for the feedbacks guys, I was also thinking it'd be hard to do it w/ autocad... so which program do you guys think is best overall?

Blair_355 · 08 Jun 2006, 03:01 pm

That looks good.
Just download a 3d program and try your luck.

InsanezX2 · 16 Jun 2006, 08:10 pm

Yea, that was done with 3dsmax or something like it. I've been messing with Z Modeler, and would recomend that you try it out. http://www.zmodeler2.com/ . If you intend on puting anythin into a game, then that's definately the program to use.

~~Winnie~~ · 25 Aug 2006, 03:11 am

I use CAD alot (hahaha duh, i work as a draftsman) but yeah
it could be achieved. With a lot of:

-Time
-Effort
-Plugins for ACAD
-Renders for ACAD

Purki · 27 Aug 2006, 07:38 am

that was made in G-MAX.. and yes it can be achieved in autocad:thumb: of course, nota person that knows the basics will be able to do it.

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08 Jun 2006, 08:44 am	#4 (permalink)
EMS0525 Fresh Noob Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 15 EMS0525's Gallery	I use Autocad everyday at work... It could be done, it would be very hard and take a long time.

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AAandHT Fanatic Tremekian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hackensack, NJ Posts: 603 AAandHT's Gallery	Like someone else its probably 3dsmax or something similar. CAD is more for designing parts and the like, 3dsmax and similar programs are more graphics modeling orented

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InsanezX2 Fresh Noob Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 42 InsanezX2's Gallery	Yea, that was done with 3dsmax or something like it. I've been messing with Z Modeler, and would recomend that you try it out. http://www.zmodeler2.com/ . If you intend on puting anythin into a game, then that's definately the program to use.

25 Aug 2006, 03:11 am	#9 (permalink)
~~Winnie~~ Banned Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Townsville, NQ Posts: 19 Winnie's Gallery	I use CAD alot (hahaha duh, i work as a draftsman) but yeah it could be achieved. With a lot of: -Time -Effort -Plugins for ACAD -Renders for ACAD

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