I'm using 3D models.
It's not created by me.
Can I share my game?
I didn't learn how to create one yet.
It's not created by me.
Can I share my game?
I didn't learn how to create one yet.
Can I use 3D modes in my game?
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Re: Can I use 3D modes in my game?
Depends on the license / usage rights for the 3D models. If you're not sure, then don't use them.
You can get DAZ Studio which comes with a few basic assets that you can render some stuff with. The software is free (there's a pro version with more features), but to get more out of it you need to buy 3D assets such as characters and clothing. There are also free stuff going all the time but they're generally old / legacy products:
https://www.daz3d.com/free-3d-models
This is the route most people go down (myself included). It gets expensive very fast though so watch your wallet!
You can get DAZ Studio which comes with a few basic assets that you can render some stuff with. The software is free (there's a pro version with more features), but to get more out of it you need to buy 3D assets such as characters and clothing. There are also free stuff going all the time but they're generally old / legacy products:
https://www.daz3d.com/free-3d-models
This is the route most people go down (myself included). It gets expensive very fast though so watch your wallet!
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