Carrara / Hexagon w/Torque
by Shawn Bullock · in Artist Corner · 05/15/2006 (11:51 pm) · 2 replies
Greetings,
I'm sure this has been discussed but I couldn't find anything obvious on the first 3 pages of posts.
I have always liked Hexagon since 2.0 and I used to use Carrara in the 1/2 days.
I recently feel victim to the $1.99 Hexagon 2.0 offer so I subscribed and then even bought Cararra 5 Pro (total for $308).
I was wondering, what is the capability to use Hexagon/Carrara with Torque?
I had thought about XSI but won't pony up for a while (if I get XSI, I wouldn't get anything less than the advanced level (and yes, though a hobby and nothing more, I do have the money).
For now, I really really really do like the Hex/Carrara, I find them to be easy and powerful enough for my tastes. Maya takes me too long to do anything (I have Maya 5) and I never liked Max (admittedly, I haven't used it since the 4.2 days).
Thanks,
Shawn
I'm sure this has been discussed but I couldn't find anything obvious on the first 3 pages of posts.
I have always liked Hexagon since 2.0 and I used to use Carrara in the 1/2 days.
I recently feel victim to the $1.99 Hexagon 2.0 offer so I subscribed and then even bought Cararra 5 Pro (total for $308).
I was wondering, what is the capability to use Hexagon/Carrara with Torque?
I had thought about XSI but won't pony up for a while (if I get XSI, I wouldn't get anything less than the advanced level (and yes, though a hobby and nothing more, I do have the money).
For now, I really really really do like the Hex/Carrara, I find them to be easy and powerful enough for my tastes. Maya takes me too long to do anything (I have Maya 5) and I never liked Max (admittedly, I haven't used it since the 4.2 days).
Thanks,
Shawn
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#2
05/20/2006 (7:56 pm)
I have not try Carrara but i have try Hexagon 2.0. I create the models and paint them in Hexagon 2.0 and convert them using Gamespace 1.6. The models came out real good. The texture line up perfect in Torque. I am work on ELF model now. You could use Milkshape for export.
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