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Re: Modo 401 for game art
Thanks for the replies. It definitely looks like an enjoyable package to use and it seems like it will fit into my workflow ok from what's been said. The rigging/animating thing isn't a problem since any of the small amount of rig work I do will be in Maya. As I said, it's just to make my personal projects a little more… -
Re: Modo 401 for game art
For modeling/rendering/baking it's unbeatable imho. I've worked with most 3D apps (except Cinema 4D) and the tools and workflow in Modo is the best i've come across. I used lightwave (which has a similar interface/workflow) extensively before switching to modo, but I think it's a lot easier to learn than max or maya. It's… -
Modo 401 for game art
Hi there, I'm currently looking for a OS X compatible 3D app. For the past few years I've run Macs at home and used Max under Bootcamp which has been fine. But every time I boot into OS X it just makes me want to find a comparable 3D app so I don't have to use Windows. I use a Windows machine for work and that wont be… -
Re: Modo 401 for game art
I don't use modo for game content as much as people here do, but I use it every day for modeling, texturing, and previewing. It's the fastest modeling tool for me personally, thanks to a very customizable interface. I've created entirely new sets of commands and all kinds of pie menus and really streamlined a lot of my… -
Re: Modo 401 for game art
Yeah I know what you mean. Coming from a Maya/Max background I actually found Modo a bit difficult to really grasp at first. This post has a great video about action centers, I put up a link to more recent versions Senecas scripts earlier in this thread, you should visit his website anyway as it's good for showing you what…
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