OpenGL Modeller
Brian Fahrlander
brian at fahrlander.net
Thu Feb 15 21:34:51 UTC 2007
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John Dangler wrote:
> Thanks for the help!
> I did have to turn off the composite to get the package
> (mysql-gui-tools) to work. I must say, though, that I am very
> disappointed with both mysql administrator and mysql workbench.
> Workbench crashes if you sneeze, and admin doesn't backup databases
> correctly. IMO - don't bother with them...
>
> I do need a decent modeler (open source) if anyone has any recommends.
> dbdesigner4 has since quit, since that now became the alpha of
> workbench. I'm going to take another look at DataArchitext
> (TheKompany.com) . Their first offering was very tough to install, and
> somewhat kludgy, but it did work well for developing the logical model.
> If anyone knows of others, I'm all ears...
>
> Thanks again for the help in getting the openGL working.
What kind of modeling are you needing? There's a good selection.
I'm finding that AC3D works really well for design (for the
CounterMoon.org project) because it's a CAD program that will let me
change out interior designs, move lights and all that, before ever going
into the trailer in the first place.
There are dozens of game-oriented 3D environments which can be used
for anything; UnrealTournament was used to model the space station, for
example.
See SourceForge.net for those.
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