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[Rolo Kipp]

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Register here, then :-)

<...being careful not to smear the wet ink>

[WoC_Builder]

Rolo Kipp wrote...

Edit: the only dumb question is never asked ;-)

"There are no stupid questions...just stupid people that ask questions." 

[WoC_Builder]

Rolo Kipp wrote...

<handing out tickets...>

Register here, then :-)

<...being careful not to smear the wet ink>

Registration requires a school url, so that counts me out.  I think I am just going to have to learn to work within the limitations of Gmax for now.  At least that is free.

Thanks for the thought, though. 

[Bannor Bloodfist]

Registration requires a school url, so that counts me out.  I think I am just going to have to learn to work within the limitations of Gmax for now.  At least that is free.

Thanks for the thought, though. 

Ummm... I don't think it really does, as I don't have a school website/url that I would be able to use, I just entered my email and proceeded.

I have done this several times over the past few years, and each license is for edcatlonal purposes, inclduing but not limited to: You just learning the software.  The KEY with this type of usage is that you must NOT attempt to sell any output from 3dsmax or use it to create parts/pieces of any commercial product for money.  Creating FAN art is not an issue which is what the terms are from Bioware regarding CC anyway... you must not sell the product to anyone or attempt to sell it etc..

Creating a .mdl file, for NWN is not an issue at all.

[WoC_Builder]

Do I need a school issued email for registration?

A
specific school email address is not required to join the Education
Community however, we will need your school URL during the registration
process.


I am not enrolled for a full time degree granting course, am I eligible?

A student is an individual enrolled at a recognized degree-granting or certificate-granting educational institution for:

• 3 or more credit hours in a degree-granting or certificate granting education program
• 9 months or longer in a certificate program

I just can't pass the red-face test when filling this out.  And really, I think Gmax will suit me for what I need to do.  Of course, that is just my ignorance speaking, as I don't have a clue what functional differences there are between the two, other than mini-maps. 

[TheOneBlackRider]

IMO, you can go for Gmax. Most of it can be done with it. As Zwerk mentioned: For the minimaps, you might try Blender. They have it as "portable version", so no need for an install.
There are tools for tileset editing out there (MDA) or you do it via a text editor.
So, keep on tinkering!