I suppose it all depends on how it would be integrated, which at this point is neither here nor there.
Seriously though we need to get on this, this isn't some autodesk wish list pipe dream, there actually is someone at the other end of the phone, this could, happen. we could make this happen, take it to your bosses TD's, if Peregrine doesn't want to do it, it's is another story, but if the only thing holding them back is that no one has asked them yet... On 19 April 2013 13:16, Sandy Sutherland <[email protected]> wrote: > LOL - no problems Sebastien - I was also having a bit of a leg pull at > the idea of the true artist friendly system. It would be really cool if > artists could use such a system until such point that it needs to be > stretched and then it gives you the flexibility to really go further. > > Cheers > > S. > > > On 2013/04/19 12:38 PM, Sebastien Sterling wrote: > > Sorry Sandy i didn't mean it that way, but surely if this came to > softimage it would do so with some level of integration with ice? it seems > logic, this just givel you more tools/ ice nodes to play with, hell you > could ad hair technician to your resume. > > > On 19 April 2013 12:33, Sandy Sutherland <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Cough - ehem....... personally as an ICE experienced TD type actively >> looking for a job - I would prefer you guys to want to hire the guys that >> can do techy stuff, as they can take a system and make it go further and >> adapt it to suit, so when you run into the walls that most 'box' systems >> would get to, then it does not matter >> >> We found using ICE to do fur/hair and feathers pretty useable. >> >> my 0.02c on it >> >> S. >> >> >> On 2013/04/19 12:25 PM, Sebastien Sterling wrote: >> >> Thankyou Yolandi you rock, and your Bear rocks too, you see Szabolcs, >> Training artists in a new hair system may coast money, but how do you think >> that compares to finding seasoned ICE TD's i've seen a colegue go from >> novice to adept in under 4 months of use, its an easy system to grasp, even >> easier i suspect for anyone with a background in ICE. imagine the >> opportunities for integration this would give artists, we have precedents >> look at Exocortex. >> >> >> On 19 April 2013 12:18, Yolandi Meiring <[email protected]>wrote: >> >>> Yeti is awesome, it has made me open Maya for the first time in two >>> years. It is really easy to use, the grooming tools are fast and the >>> ICE-like approach means you can layer effects such as clumping and >>> scraggle. >>> >>> Definitely worth the money, and definitely worth having in Softimage. >>> >>> >>> >> > >
