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Object design tool

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Hi

Can anyone tell me if there is a good "freeware" object design tool out there.
I know about the one payware that Abacus has. I didnt want to fork out
$$$ just yet on something Im not 100 % sure that Im gonna be able to do.
By the way this is for FS9. Id really like something that is user friendly if that is possible.

Thanks
Mike
 
Gmax ?? :)

User Friendly is not something any 3D design tools that I am aware of can be described as.....
 
When you want to design using the Fs2004 SDK standards the only two tools I can think of are FSDS and GMax. Both are not that easy to use I guess, but I would say go for GMax. It is really powerful, once you know how to work with it.
 
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