Hey guy how do I start with modeling

Um what do you need help with?

Tutorials Section on LCPDFR. Top where it says, Forms, Downloads etc.

 

Sergeanto!

Hey guy how do I start with modeling

Zmodeler 2.2.4 or 2.2.6, there are torrents for older versions like 1.X.X but don't use those, they are to old and don't support what you need to model for GTA IV. The tutorials section of the forum has some great threads talking you through some of the basics. **Its not something your going to learn in 2 hours, it will take you weeks just to learn the basics of just moving things around and using the tools** and much more time than that to actually make progress on a car. Scratch modeling is a whole different ball game and if you want to do that then use 3DS Max, its much better than zmodeler when it comes to that. Modeling is hard and takes time and patience but once you get the hang of it, its a lot of fun. And make use of the tons of unlocked parts/cars available. There are so many unlocked resources available to new modders these days so you shouldn't have any issues finding parts to use. 

Zmodeler 2.2.4 or 2.2.6, there are torrents for older versions like 1.X.X but don't use those, they are to old and don't support what you need to model for GTA IV. The tutorials section of the forum has some great threads talking you through some of the basics. **Its not something your going to learn in 2 hours, it will take you weeks just to learn the basics of just moving things around and using the tools** and much more time than that to actually make progress on a car. Scratch modeling is a whole different ball game and if you want to do that then use 3DS Max, its much better than zmodeler when it comes to that. Modeling is hard and takes time and patience but once you get the hang of it, its a lot of fun. And make use of the tons of unlocked parts/cars available. There are so many unlocked resources available to new modders these days so you shouldn't have any issues finding parts to use. 

 

I suggest Rhinoceros V5 instead of 3DS Max for modeling: they're both "pro" applications but Rhino is more "user friendly" and, in my personal opinion, even more powerful.

thx guys

 

are there free ones