Wow, welcome back "LaserBob" - I was actually worried you had left because I had offended you. Still, great to see you are still about.
"LaserBob" - you may be able to get a manual from 'Idigicon' - probably have to pay for it - take a wander over to 'Blitzcoder.com' Also over on that site you will find "Krylar's" 'Learn to Program 2D Games in Blitz Basic' book - very good but really for 2D stuff. I believe he is working on a 3D version for Blitz3D.
Also, take a look at the 'Toolbox' section of this site - it's somewhere at the top of your screen. You will find lots of 3rd party applications there, including modellers - there is a fair amount of free stuff.
If your version of Truespace can save models as .x or .3DS format then you can technically use those in Blitz3D. If not, there are utilities that can compile one format to another, so you may be able to work around any shortcomings.
"LaserBob" - you may be able to get a manual from 'Idigicon' - probably have to pay for it - take a wander over to 'Blitzcoder.com' Also over on that site you will find "Krylar's" 'Learn to Program 2D Games in Blitz Basic' book - very good but really for 2D stuff. I believe he is working on a 3D version for Blitz3D.
Also, take a look at the 'Toolbox' section of this site - it's somewhere at the top of your screen. You will find lots of 3rd party applications there, including modellers - there is a fair amount of free stuff.
If your version of Truespace can save models as .x or .3DS format then you can technically use those in Blitz3D. If not, there are utilities that can compile one format to another, so you may be able to work around any shortcomings.