Make comments if you think he is out of order and wrong in the statements he makes. They are working incredibly hard to make it the best tool available. If the next two years brings the kind of improvement that last two have brought, there will be nothing on the market to compete. JDC is becoming more direct editing friendly so that difference may disappear over time. Im sure within the next year the ratio of time spent between the two will be reversed.Īs far as designing goes, probably how you approach the design process will determine which you prefer. This is mostly because I have been using it every day for the last 10 years. That makes some things take longer but in the long run if you are ever going to need to modify a model in the future, it is ultimately worth the extra time. So once a seat is cut or a sweep is capped you cant go back and modify the original curve you used the create it and have it update. Matrix has some history related functions but the biggest problem is that as soon as you modify a piece of geometry it looses its history. The response I have gotten is that it was developed under Stullers watch, Stuller owns it so its not going to happen. Film detective conan the phantom of baker street subtitle indonesia I have been asking Gemvision to include the CounterSketch approach to history in Matrix for years. It was that history tree that got me excited about history in the first place.
I think I did 50 or so, I cant remember the exact number but I got to use the design software created to build the models that are then loaded into CounterSketch. I helped Gemvision populate the original version of CounterSketch with models. The funny part about all of this is that Gemvision actually has a version that uses a very dynamic and powerful history tree already developed. History is what is driving my decision to learn the software. I have somewhere in the neighborhood of 7000 models under my belt.
You can make items and settings with restraints to create a myriad of templates to use in future items.
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