I wanna heeeeeeelp!

[username12345]

Heya peeps as you can tell by my wonderful title I wish to help. To somehow contribute to the resoureses oh this charming little comunity. And to do so I need some help first. See I wish to start modelling/skinning but I run a mac and need some ideas on what programs I should use. I know you will most likely tell me I should try mapping but I SUCK at mapping plus I'm not very good with triggers.
So if I could get some suggestions that would be cool .

Edit: I have cheeta3D and am thinking of downloading tinker software tools but do either work for the things I am attempting?

Edit: Scratch the tinker I need a dif update for it.

Thanks

 

[Steel_Stallion]

Try milkshape, or Gmax. Milkshape i find easier to use (im starting to experiment with models) Gmax is harder, but is free. Milkshape you only get a month trial than you gotta pay.

But im not sure if those work on a Mac

 

[GST_Nemisis]

make skins...they are cool and not difficult to learn at first, you just need photoshop.

 

[username12345]

Nifty thanks +rep.

 

[busterkomo]

make skins...they are cool and not difficult to learn at first, you just need photoshop.

You don't just need photoshop. You also need a program to convert the .tga/w.e into .blp.

 

[username12345]

I have that (blp tools) but I just went to look at photoshop and its like 300 megabytes. My internet isn't quite fast enough to download that in any exceptable amount of time.

 

[ZypherXII]

Photoshop is not a just some piece of tool but "professional" and "expensive" software.. I suggest using The Gimp (yes they have a Mac version)..

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[TheDivineBoss]

Agreed, I'm a Gimp-user myself, it's better to start easy.