Ah ok, I was wondering since you mentionned .NET. I guess the main issue is dependencies, though (unless on Windows Vista and 7 .NET is installed by default?)

Ah ok I see. I remember back then most people downloading .NET apps would keep asking about missing DLL files and stuff. X.x

Weren't there 2 versions of Python too? Some programs were dependent on one or another.

1. Sorry for double post, it's not past a certain amount of hours (6,right?), but editing the above post makes no sense to me, and well I hope you understand.

Here's an image, called torus master because it's made of many torus, in blender:

The lighting of image sucks, I know...


This is the original one:



These are photoshoped edited:





I'm very proud of it, for 1 hour learning blender, GOTCHA NEW BACKGROUND!

Nice

I started creating my first Blender character yesterday.
He is pretty lowpoly with currently containing under 900 vertices.
I'm going to spend more time to 3D art than to programming in the next time.
Im hopefully ready to post my first animations into my YT Channel soon.

WOAH! How you make the mirror?

This is very simple. In the object properties menu under Material is a panel called Mirror.
Activate the checkbox and change Reflect to define the mirroring strenght.

Very good! I don't know how to make curved things though

Curved lowpoly character modeling is done by starting with a cube and extrude it many times.
I used this tutorial. It explains how to model a woman in Autodesk 3ds max, but
it wasn't very hard to translate it into modeling a male character with Blender. You should take a look at it, its pretty helpful.
If you use this tutorial, it would be nice if you show your results here.