How to make own mesh?

Posted 14 years ago · Author

Well im just starting out developing on IMVU, yesterday actually, and im was wondering before about making my own products from scratch, being this I asked alot of developers on how to do this, and each time got the same response "if you want to make your own products from scratch you want to make a mesh yourself" and which left me to another question search on "how to make my own mesh" being me turning to the people I know I could trust, the mafia, so if you know of any programs to make my own mesh that would work with my previewer that would be great, any information would be appreciated

Posted 14 years ago

Google sketchup is free and works.

However, it is hard as hell to do.

If you really want to make your own mesh...I suggest you try shaping.
Look into learning opacity maps.
With the right mesh...you can make anything with an opacity.

Posted 14 years ago · Author

Don Von Free Credits wrote:
Google sketchup is free and works.

However, it is hard as hell to do.

If you really want to make your own mesh...I suggest you try shaping.
Look into learning opacity maps.
With the right mesh...you can make anything with an opacity.

Hmm, well ive looked into google sketch but it keeps taking me to a 3-D bulding maker which is not helping the developing thing, but opacity is something that I have not heard of, is there a certain program that I use to make those things function, or maybe an online tutorial on it, thanks for the info Don

Posted 14 years ago

Opacity tutorial: http://fergusonv.com/imvu/tutorials/tutorial_05.html

You can add an opacity to any product.

Posted 14 years ago · Author

Don Von Free Credits wrote:
Opacity tutorial: http://fergusonv.com/imvu/tutorials/tutorial_05.html

You can add an opacity to any product.

Thanks a bunch Don, hopefully get some products made and roll in some credits along the way, appreciate the info

Posted 14 years ago

Don Von Free Credits wrote:
You can add an opacity to any product.

How about some of them products that dont have any opacity map? (like some IMVU Inc. clothing but from other devs too) How do I add one to it?

Posted 13 years ago

If you wish to mesh and don't want to pay the $3500 for 3D max i suggest blender. It's open source. There are tutorials on how to use it all over imvu and the wider net.

Posted 13 years ago

princessprqpine wrote:
If you wish to mesh and don't want to pay the $3500 for 3D max i suggest blender. It's open source. There are tutorials on how to use it all over imvu and the wider net.

You could also refer to this thread and get 3DsMax 2010 for free:

https://www.imvumafias.org/community/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=6267

Or you could check out this thread and get all the help you need with Sketchup:

https://www.imvumafias.org/community/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=710

Which imo is the easiest to use, at least for me compared to the others I've tried, even blender.

Posted 8 years ago

princessprqpine wrote:
If you wish to mesh and don't want to pay the $3500 for 3D max i suggest blender. It's open source. There are tutorials on how to use it all over imvu and the wider net.

Actually, if your a student you can get a 3 year license for autodesk products free, http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/all

Posted 8 years ago

Eternal_Melody wrote:
princessprqpine wrote:
If you wish to mesh and don't want to pay the $3500 for 3D max i suggest blender. It's open source. There are tutorials on how to use it all over imvu and the wider net.

Actually, if your a student you can get a 3 year license for autodesk products free, http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/all

actualy there are cracked versions of any software including max on torrent sites and its free.
i just downloaded and using max 2010 a few days ago

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