My advice is to try every free software or pay software with demo. the possibility of these last is almost equal to 3Dmax but it spare you a lot of $$$. if you wish directly something more powerfull, try "Art Of Illusion". Wings3D is very limited by his limits are in the range of the sins limits. and don't hesitate to seek free alternative. there is no good or bad software ( the only bad that i know is sketchup who generate a lot of error in mesh ), simply seek what work the best for you. you need to find the right shoes for your own feet, there where you fell confortable. Since numerous people have work on this mod, numerous software have be used. Program use for modeling is Wings3D and for texturing is Gimp. for UNSC aegis fate, i have correct the model and make some texture work. for the Covenant assault carrier, the texture is from me but on the model, 150 triangle on the 12000 are from someone other. I have made only one model fully : the UNSC supercarrier.
You’ll find that while combat is still the biggest factor among the 4 X’s, exploration and non-violent systems like diplomacy and economy will have expanded paths as well.That's some nice model work, what program was used to create them?
That said, the mod aims to add depth to the exploration and expansion aspects of the game through a ton of new features. This mod seeks to give more depth to the other 3Xs of the game by adding additional game elements or refining the existing ones to reward players who give more strategic thought to the non-combat side of the game.” It’s up to debate whether Sins succeeded in this goal, but I think all can agree that of the 4Xs of “explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate”, Sins is much more focused on the exterminate than on the others. “Sins of a Solar Empire is often described as a 4XRTS game, or a game that tried to merge the action and tactics packed gameplay of a Real time strategy game with the deep, complex, empire wide strategy of a 4X turn based game. Modder GoaFan77’s explanation really best describes what you get here:
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