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Re: Why Modo?
I think I can help out here. I've worked in the game industry and the product design industry. When it comes down to it Modo feels like it was designed recently, where as 3DS Max and Maya feel like they were designed in the 90s and have just been upgraded and upgraded and upgraded to the point that they are bloated. Modo… -
Re: Why Modo?
I come from Max and Maya ages ago, and I've been using Modo Indie for a few weeks. My thoughts as a modeler: - The Ui is fantastic, it just feels really modern. Reminds me a bit of XSI Ui with how slick things look. - The layer system takes a while to get used to. The fact that every separate mesh object gets treated as… -
Re: Why Modo?
In max, you just press shift+x to toggle edge constraints on, and then moving verts/edges faces/ will move along the edges of your mesh, similar what the slide tool does in modo. but you can still use other tools, for example scaling, with the constraints on. just feels a bit handier in max than in modo and i missed it… -
Re: Why Modo?
Thanks for the feedback, I have an AMD setup too, so in the future (when I'm done with the projects on Cinema 4D) I'll try the switch to Linux, but I'm still not sure on the distro or the DCC, so I'm making some tests. I was going to try another distro, based on RedHat (Fedora or CentOS) since most of the guides on how to… -
Re: Why Modo?
Its great! Cant imagine not having it. Its design beats whats in Modo by default imo. I parked it right on the bottom: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6C-cBuP60GjWUYyMV9mSHhUQTQ/view?usp=sharing You can also see the best boolean kit I have found so far in the upper right. Pretty sure you already saw it though:… -
Re: Why Modo?
Fair enough and I agree, I dont want it to be seen as a defending whats there now, rather I still think...at least based on my experience so far, that the approach has been pretty simple (as far as duplicating, detaching, splitting and docking existing panels). It is finicky though, setting it up can feel like performing…
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