If it makes anyone feel better, I harass my colleagues here about how we did things in Softimage to the point of turning it into a running joke where I preface meetings by saying "as you know, I must legally mention Softimage twice a day..." And although I meant that as an annoying self-deprecating joke people wish I would quit doing, there is statistical evidence that suggest that I do indeed mention it twice a day on average. (There is further statistical evidence that nobody thinks that joke is funny) This has to do with the fact that that desktop UI work is all very similar between apps and we dtid everything XSI, and I'm working next to my XSI UI colleague Sean. That said, the XSI UI will forever be unique and the result of an architecture and UI working together in a way that can't be replicated anywhere.
On 4 February 2016 at 08:47, Graham Bell <[email protected]> wrote: > Yeah, well, not wanting to go over old ground, but there was alot of effort. > Though I accept it might not have seemed like it. > Have to factor in different things like target audience, perception of > product, adoption, etc, etc.
