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Indigo. @MetallicAcid used it plenty of times 

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For free i can only think of Blender. I don't know if there are any other free ones, or dedicated ones.

 

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Yeah man, I use SketchUp, and then the plug-in "Indigo Render". There is a learning curve though, but it only took me like a week to understand most things about it.

 

Unfortunately there aren't that many tutorials on how to use it, but just watch what you can find on the 'tube anyways!

 

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SketchUp easy to learn

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Yeah man, I use SketchUp, and then the plug-in "Indigo Render". There is a learning curve though, but it only took me like a week to understand most things about it.

 

Unfortunately there aren't that many tutorials on how to use it, but just watch what you can find on the 'tube anyways!

 

Best regards,

Justin.

Thanks for the response and i have allot of time before i have the money to buy the build im looking for, and i just want it to look as good as possible

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SketchUp easy to learn

Correct, but setting up the materials to be exported before they go to render, and creating lighting for the Indigo program is what is tricky.

 

 

Thanks for the response and i have allot of time before i have the money to buy the build im looking for, and i just want it to look as good as possible

Awesome! Looking forward to the project!

 

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