... As long as the help files remain online...?
you can download the help files here:
http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/softimage/downloads/caas/downloads/content/download-and-install-autodesk-softimage-product-help.html
+1. Well spoken :)
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 7:46 AM, pete...@skynet.be wrote:
Well said, Nancy.
I have no illusions about how much corporations (especially this one) care
for the individual artist.
You have developed your own, very individual workflow - it might well be
impossible to
I agree with you Tenshi and Peter.
I still use Truespace for my modelling and previz 5 years after Microsoft shut
it down.
Yes it still only uses viewport tech based on directX 9, yes it has none of the
latest bells and whistles these days ...
But it's the community, very small as is (you
These are great points Peter and Andres.
Andres, I remember being in on the very first Truespace release... I loved the
rendering engine, but couldn't stand the modeling. Interesting that you prefer
it for modeling! I had many conversations with their tech support on why don't
you have this
Well said, Nancy.
I have no illusions about how much corporations (especially this one) care for
the individual artist.
You have developed your own, very individual workflow - it might well be
impossible to translate to another software. Unfamiliarity with a new tool is a
huge hindrance to
When I bought XSI years ago, I compared it with Maya, and the 3d software
packages i had been using since the dawn of the phenomenon, and made my
decision. I never looked back. I have been extremely happy with XSI -- the
workflow, the interface, everything was geared toward ease of use and
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