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P3D v3 SODE Jetway

pinkjr

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I stopped using Gmax ages ago, and a LEGAL copy of 3DS is not within reach.....so modelling a gate kinematic model as I would like is out of the question.

I would like to purchase a detailed jetway model with a 4096x4096 texture sheet that I can easily edit to my needs. Potentially two different configurations of the model.

Please send me your offers via private message.

Thanks,
David
 
If you're going to re-learn modeling, Blender is the better option. Gmax has various issues on Windows 10.
 
dave hoeffgen said:
since when can SODE jetways be done in Blender?
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Well you can do it, although it's a big fuss without the helping module as you get in GMax. As the toolset in Blender uses your ModelDef.XML, an installed version of SODE includes the right animation tags and everything. I once tried to mimic a GMax jetway this was and the result was good, but I had no real use for it other then it being intesting (and a lot of work to figure out).
 
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