Hi Drixil, I have just had a look on their site and they claim it is free (in browser) See here or am I missing something? Also, please let me know which of the links are not free but subscription services and I will remove them or place a note saying it is a trial.
On a separate note, I have added all the new additions to the original post at the top of the thread (thanks guys!! :D).
And to be clear, Iām not attempting to plug any service at all, I just thought it would be nice if people could share resources that you donāt need to pay for (free) with the community as we all know how expensive it can get when making a game.
Drixil, check out the rest of the post or do a little bit of research first before accusing somebody who is doing a good favor for the community. Not all of us have a team, the skills or the money for paid resources but we still have a passion and drive and continue to work hard to achieve it. Thatās the only reason for post nothing more. Secondly, webanimate is free to animate your models if you use the web browser and correct me if Iām wrong but youāre allowed up to 10 exports per week, which is pretty epic considering it would take you atleast MINIMUM 2 days to animate something that looks decently good which means 5 exports a week. It is pretty powerful and as , whoās an unreal forum moderator with 1.3k++ posts and probably waaaaaaaaaay more experience than you and me have combined saidā¦ it is free. I hope that sorts it all out mate. Now lets not turn into any form of heat or accusation, we donāt want good thread getting closed innit. Cheers.
Found a blog where the dude offers a bunch of different Models, Materials and music. Along with he also has a couple tutorials where he lets you download his files for free:
Tree It: a free tree generator, very easy to use, featuring really simple LOD model creation: http://www.evolved-software.com/treeit/treeit
(Exports to *.dbo *.obj *.x .)
I use it for making low poly vegetation models. Proper conversion is needed from .dbo or .x to keep normals (.obj does not keep them).
another free terrain editor L3DT 11.11 (standard edition is free), relatively easy to use: Download L3DT Standard Edition
you can export heightmap and textures (colormap, normalmap, a few different lightmaps, a set of alpha maps for multitexturing to be used as blendmaps) with the max resolution of 2048x2048 in the free edition. it is possible to set climates and materials to get good results. manual editing in 3d is also supported.
Houdini realesed a non-commersial version: Houdini Apprentice | SideFX
I checked the possibility for FBX export and it says filmbox-fbx, which I dont know what is yet.