How to start making own 3d models?

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toom: It really depends what you need out of your game as to what format you'd choose. Each one has their pros and cons. You also need to be sure that there's obviously exporters available for the format you think is best suited.

If you provide some more info on what you'd need out of a model format, and what modeling package you're using.. I'll help you figure out a model format that would be best suited.

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The game, which I write, is my MSc dissertation. Because of that I don't want to spend hundred of $$$ and I cannot use pirated software.
Currently I use GMax. It can export to Md3 format but the exporter plugin is limited to 4096 polygons. I have a human character from MakeHuman which I converted with MeshLab to abut 7000 vertices and I can load it into GMax but cannot export it into Md3.
I have ASE/ASC exporter for GMax, but I don't know if this format supports animations.
I know how to make bones in GMax and animate them, but not how to attach bones to the model.
The game engine uses GLScene component, so the following 3d formats are supprted: 3ds,bsp,gl2,gts,lwo, md2,md3, md5,mdc, ms3d,nmf, nurbs,obj, ,smd,stl, tin,vrml.
I read somewhere that I can pose my model in MakeHuman and export as many obj files and then compile them into Md3 animation. But I don't know how to compile it and the problem is that I cannot texture the model in MakeHuman (at least I don't know how) and it has bare feet (it needs some shoes ).

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