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3D modeling software for a medieval village?

Hi,

I want to create a model of a little village as a supplement for a Pathfinder game, which can be altered as buildings get added or destroyed. I have a lot of computer design/drawing and CAD experience but so far none with 3D.

Could you recommend an environment-creation package that doesn't cost a grillion dollars and ideally comes with a bunch of canned objects like grass, rivers, bushes and trees? I was hoping to try Blink 3D but that doesn't seem to be available anymore.

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  • Anonymous
    8 years ago
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    Hi Jason,

    I'm very inexperienced at using 3D modeling software but the easiest that I've used and understood is SketchUp. It's free and very user-friendly so you should give it a try. Currently I'm working on a small project in game design and every model I've created was made with SketchUp and imported to Unity, this involves medieval village objects such as houses, stalls, carts, lamps, etc. I hope my answer is helpful and contact me if you're interested in sharing models and such.

  • Paul
    Lv 6
    6 years ago

    Blender; $0 or $10/month

    http://blender.org/

    As a hobbyist, freelancer, or small to medium sized studio you can use Blender as a low-cost alternative to Maya ($125/month), ZBrush ($800), and After Effects ($20/month).

    Blender Tutorials

    http://blender.org/support/tutorials

    Blender is FREE with full functionality and you're allowed to use Blender in any production without having to pay for anything.

    Blender Cycles Demoreel 2015

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=wDRTjzLNK0g

  • 5 years ago

    Top 3D Animation Program : http://3danimationcartoons.com/?HpOF

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