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Why not R3? it has too many integrated animations or features and it doesn't teach you the &quot;basics&quot; of 3d designing?<br />
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Just a question
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Why not R3? it has too many integrated animations or features and it doesn't teach you the "basics" of 3d designing?

Just a question

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Hi, I was wondering which of these two sweet programs to chose in order to learn how to work on 3d graphics...<br />
I've heard alot of good things for Blender (<a href="http://www.blender.nl" rel="ugc">http://www.blender.nl</a>)<br />
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Also, you can be sure of a good program when you are using 3DStudioMax...<br />
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I was just wondering which one of these two is easier/faster/best to start learning 3d graphic design...<br />
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Thanks<br />
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(if you could give me 2-3 book titles while at it, it would be appreciated)
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Hi, I was wondering which of these two sweet programs to chose in order to learn how to work on 3d graphics...
I've heard alot of good things for Blender (http://www.blender.nl)

Also, you can be sure of a good program when you are using 3DStudioMax...

I was just wondering which one of these two is easier/faster/best to start learning 3d graphic design...

Thanks

(if you could give me 2-3 book titles while at it, it would be appreciated)

Which to chose???

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