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From: Joshua Meeds <dreamer@sinclair.net>
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Subject: Re: Anyone know a good cheap or free modeler?
Date: Sun, 08 Mar 1998 03:09:20 -0800
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Wow, thanks, I haven't tried sPatch yet, but Midnight Modeller works
great!  I just wrote my first 3d program based on a model I made with
it.  It isn't as nice as Truespace, but nothing that cheap will be
(Midnight Modeller is still in Alpha, and when it is done it'll only be
around $50).
-- 
 
                - Dreamwriter Dragon
                  dreamer@sinclair.net
                        -==UDIC==-

Manny Najera wrote:
> 
> For spline-related things (terrain, big ulgy blobs) I found this nice
> freeware program.  The homepage is at:
> home.earthlink.net/~mclifton/spatch.html.  From this page, there are
> links to other shareware/freeware 3D modelling programs.  Supposedly,
> Midnight Modeler is a good one to start with.
> 
> Manny Najera