Yea, actually I wouldn't mind getting into it myself. Perhaps someone would put together a series of tutorials? Contact me if anyone intends to.

Well, considering that it REALLY depends on the program you're using...that would be kind of difficult. I've worked with 5 or 6 different 3D programs, and they all work very differently.

No duh :P

I mean for a specific program. :D

I was going to start using Zbrush but I havn't gotten around to it (sorry Kevin). I also have 3d studio max. What's the easiest one to begin with?

I have a bit of experience in 3Ds Max, nothing else though. I enjoyed 3Ds Max, a bit ruggid but definitely did the job.

Good rock, a little smooth looking, but still good. I've been trying out some 3D programs lately like Open FX, Milkshape 3D and another which was just plain out stupid.

I really enjoy working with Milkshape because it's so easy to use even though you have to pay for it :/

WTF. You have to pay for Milkshape now?! It used to be free. ;-;

Thats the thing about making a tutorial for 3D, a lot of people use different programs, and even still almost all 3D programs cost a LOT of money. Even the ONE good free 3D program costs money now =(

For Christ's sake, man. Check the website - it's still free.

Rocks hot. I'm hotter. Let's state that. Leave it at that. And don't even look at it.

XD

And oh, it's still free. Yay. I'm still gonna use Maya anyways. =) It works better for me.

3D Canvas 7 = Pwnage.

I have 3DS Max but I really have no idea how to use it. I'd really love to get into it seeing as I am going to college for Game Art and Design...idkkk.

Looks good though, I'd like to give Maya a run and see if I can catch on to it any quicker.

Perhaps when you learn stuff in college you can make a few tutorials for us :)

Milkshape aint free :O you have to pay like $20 to register it or something otherwise you don't get very many tools.

It's still technically free though. ;)

And thats cheap. Considering high end programs like Maya cost a assload of money.