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- example if you bought version 5 for let's say a hundred bucks or whatever you get an update to version 6 for completely free so those are some pretty good deals here so those are some options for you for 3d applications and those are some pretty common ones there's other professional ones out there but those get int
- o much higher price points so let's get started with the 3d software itself if you have cheetah 3d installed on your computer now you can follow along with what I'm doing so it'll help you get into 3d applications faster than not using it while I'm talking it's just better to do it with me and if you want t
- o use blender right away you can do that too I won't be showing blender but a lot of the same principles that apply to cheetah apply to blender you'll hear a lot of the same vocabulary you know poly
- gons faces perspective orthographic keyframes subdivisions and a lot of that stuff is more advanced but we'll try to keep it pretty simple so here's what we're going to do we are going to make some basic objects we are going to make a basic camera and we are going to make some basic lights just for
- the sake of this tutorial and then with that we will do some very simple animation with cameras and objects so polygons are what 3d shapes are called because they have multiple dimensions XY and z axis so in cheetah 3d this toolbar icon for polygons lets you add shapes and you can model thes
- e shapes into pretty much anything you would like but that is more advanced so we won't get into modeling quite right now so for example let's say I want to make a floor for this 3d scene that would be a plane so I can choose plane and it creates a plane fo
- r me now these three colors here green blue and red correspond to certain axes for example this red moves this shape on the red line here the blue m
- oves it on the blue etc the cone here is for translation that's moving the polygon the cube is for transformation that's
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