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I do have a question. While I am learning A:M. Does anybody know if the models made in A:M can be converted so as to use them in DarkBasic Professional for video games?

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Thank you for your response!

I need to learn what I can use in A:M and import it into Dark Basic Professional.

(www.darkbasic.com) They have various levels of software available to make your own video games. They suggest purchasing Calgary for realistic models, but it looks like I could do everything on A:M cheaper and better on A:M. I don't want to reveal my untapped market just yet, so hold on a bit.

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Just thought I'd say hello.  I've actually been playing with AM for a few years now, as time would permit.  With 2 young children, it did not permit often!  They are a little older now, so I thought I'd try and focus a little more time on AM.

That's the same story for me, but I have three at home. I have messed around with A:M for a couple of years now, but have never gotten very far, because of life getting in the way. My son is older now and he is getting interested in Video Game Development. I would like to stay at least a page ahead of him, but that isn't going to happen! I have a video business in Northern CA and would like to expand into Animation as the form is truly eyecandy to me. I have just came up with some ideas into an untapped market, so I need to get up to speed as time allows.

Boy, if I could give some words of wisdom to all you single guys. Learn A:M now, before family and bills and age (lack of memory) gets in the way!