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Using Blender For Modding

Discussion in 'Modding Help Quarter' started by OfficialTron117, Jan 2, 2015.

  1. OfficialTron117

    OfficialTron117 Vagabond

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    one simple question...
    can i use blender for the building modding insted of 3ds max?
     
  2. Mr.X²

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    you can create your building with whatever program you like
    but you must export it to 3ds max at the end because the cxl-exporter tool is only available for 3ds max 2012
     
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    now its 2015, is there still a place to get 3ds max2012?
     
  4. Mr.X²

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    i think its still available at autodesk educational site
    but better get it quickly before they remove it
     
  5. Chris Dunaway

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    For CitiesXXL, the Artists Tool Suite is stand alone so I don't think you need 3dsMax to model. In addition, it supports .FBX so you should be able to use any modelling tool you want.
     
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