Replace "Here 3D-Coat wins in my opinion" with "Here Zbrush wins in my opinion", relating to Sculpting in my last post. Slipped on the names :)
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 3:20 PM, Raffaele Fragapane < raffsxsil...@googlemail.com> wrote: > "Anyways try both and see how the workflow works for you from start to > finish and the one that takes you better where you want to go, that I think > it where you'll get your answer." > > The problem is there hasn't been a demo version of ZB for dog ages, so you > can't try both extensively enough unless a friend who owns it helps out. > > 3DCoat only has two weeks in demo I believe, so you'd better make sure you > have time set aside and some training at hand for the basics, but to be > honest I do maintain the lite version is simply worth buying outright for > what it costs and how accessible it is (steampowered). > > As for the license, as Paul says, it's been reworded. Not sure it's been > all of six years since I have clear memory of a multi directional cluster > hump of a thread only three years ago we had to moderate, but it certainly > has changed from 4.0 and on (I did bother reading it), he just kindly asks > you don't use it for evil but doesn't reserve himself the right to deny you > upgrades if he doesn't like your website any longer. > -- [img]http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s202/animatics/avatar_1.gif[/img]
