some big starting help pleace

It all depends on your programming experience really. Direct3D has a .x loader which you could use, but if you're new to programming Direct3D is still way ahead of you.

You should really start by learning a language of choice ( Java/C#/C++/Python/whatever ) and get pretty fluent in using that languages before trying to load models in whichever format and display them on the screen.

I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help, but if you provide more details about your programming experience, or the language you intend to learn, you'll undoubtedly get more informational replies ;)

i am very god in VB.net but VB.net is no god game develop system right?.

I recommend you give BlitzBasic (www.blitzbasic.com) a try. It's very easy to use and it can load .x and .3ds files. Also, the syntax you use to write games with is very similar to that of VB.

yes i have seen that befor but i wont to do it in a real programing studio like C# or c++ or VB (.net)

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Original post by -ande- i am very god in VB.net but VB.net is no god game develop system right?.

You can use VB to make games, however, my preference would be C++ if you want to eventually write code games professionally, if not VB is a perfectly acceptable choice.

There is also a beginners section on this site you should definitely check out.

Edit: Here's the link