TrueSpace - Revision history

TopAce: /* Overview */

2008-12-29T17:45:15Z

Overview

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	TrueSpace remains—while arguably limited and cumbersome—one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat trueSpace in the price department.		TrueSpace remains—while arguably limited and cumbersome—one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat trueSpace in the price department.

	The most recent freeware version is 7.6. The second most recent freeware release was 3.2, which was used very often by the FreeSpace community.		The most recent freeware version is 7.6. The second most recent freeware release was 3.2, which was used very often by the FreeSpace community. All FS fan-made tutorials were written with 3.2 in mind, and, because of the radically changed interface in 7.6, are no longer up-to-date. Interface in 7.6 may be hard to master after having gotten used to that of 3.2. Installing 7.6 requires you to get rid of 3.2, and due to the lack of 3.2 mirrors, you may no longer be able to revert back to 3.2 as soon as you have installed 7.6.

	==Resources==		==Resources==

TopAce: /* Overview */

2008-12-29T17:41:03Z

Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	TrueSpace remains—while arguably limited and cumbersome—one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat trueSpace in the price department.		TrueSpace remains—while arguably limited and cumbersome—one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat trueSpace in the price department.

			The most recent freeware version is 7.6. The second most recent freeware release was 3.2, which was used very often by the FreeSpace community.

	==Resources==		==Resources==

TopAce: /* Resources */

2008-12-29T17:37:52Z

Resources

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	==Resources==		==Resources==
	There are numerous resources available for trueSpace, too numerous to mention here.		There are numerous resources available for trueSpace, too numerous to mention here.

			One of the most commonly used one is TrueView, which allows the user to easily keep track of mesh hierarchies. For a FreeSpace modeler, it is pivotal to set up hierarchies in a given way, otherwise turrets or debris won't work.

	==See also==		==See also==

TopAce: Truespace moved to TrueSpace

2008-08-10T10:25:02Z

Truespace moved to TrueSpace

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TopAce at 10:24, 10 August 2008

2008-08-10T10:24:43Z

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	'''~~TrueSpace~~''' is a 3D modeling tool, created by Caligari, Inc.		'''trueSpace''' is a 3D modeling tool, created by Caligari, Inc.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	TrueSpace remains -- while arguably limited and cumbersome -- one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat ~~TrueSpace~~ in the price department.		TrueSpace remains—while arguably limited and cumbersome—one of the most popular 3D modeling tools, mainly due to the price; nothing. There's very few programs and/or applications around that can beat trueSpace in the price department.

	==Resources==		==Resources==
	There are numerous resources available for ~~TrueSpace~~, too numerous to mention here.		There are numerous resources available for trueSpace, too numerous to mention here.

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]		*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]
	*[http://www.geocities.com/weather_op/Tutorialpageone.html WeatherOp's ~~TrueSpace~~ tutorial]		*[http://www.geocities.com/weather_op/Tutorialpageone.html WeatherOp's trueSpace tutorial]

	==Warning==		==Warning==
			Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable email address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid Norwegian email address.
	Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable ~~e-mail~~ address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid ~~norwegian e-mail~~ address.

	[http://slopsbox.com/ Slopsbox] is an interesting email concept made for just this type of situation. Send the spammer a random email in the Slopsbox domain, then go to the Slopsbox website and access the email to pick up whatever registration information you need.		[http://slopsbox.com/ Slopsbox] is an interesting email concept made for just this type of situation. Send the spammer a random email in the Slopsbox domain, then go to the Slopsbox website and access the email to pick up whatever registration information you need.

Mustang19: added weatherop's tutorial

2008-03-20T20:51:43Z

added weatherop's tutorial

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]		*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]
			*[http://www.geocities.com/weather_op/Tutorialpageone.html WeatherOp's TrueSpace tutorial]

	==Warning==		==Warning==

Mustang19: slopsbox

2008-01-08T23:16:58Z

slopsbox

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	Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable e-mail address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid norwegian e-mail address.		Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable e-mail address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid norwegian e-mail address.

			[http://slopsbox.com/ Slopsbox] is an interesting email concept made for just this type of situation. Send the spammer a random email in the Slopsbox domain, then go to the Slopsbox website and access the email to pick up whatever registration information you need.

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Selectah: /* Warning */

2007-11-08T13:20:54Z

Warning

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	==Warning==		==Warning==

	Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable e-mail address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid e-mail address.		Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable e-mail address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid norwegian e-mail address.

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Selectah: /* Warning */

2007-11-08T13:20:34Z

Warning

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	==Warning==		==Warning==

	Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker.		Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker. A common way to circumvent giving out a referrable e-mail address is to enter no[at]no[dot]no (substitute the [at] and [dot] with an escargot(@) and a period, respectively), which contrary to public suspicion ''is'' a valid e-mail address.

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Mustang19: warning:

2007-11-06T23:07:54Z

warning:

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	*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]		*[http://www.caligari.com Caligari's home page]

			==Warning==

			Do ''not'' give Caligari your true email address unless you're confident in your spam blocker.

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	[[Category:Tools]]		[[Category:Tools]]