I am curious how the character tools stack up to Softimage, I find it hard to 
leave Softimage because of the strong character tools.

From: Perry Harovas 
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 10:53 PM
To: Official Softimage Users Mailing 
List.https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/xsi_list 
Subject: Re: T-Gen for Softimage

That is the thing... 

In 3 years, I have never once needed support!
It is rock solid stable and the few questions I had, shich were about how I 
could 
accomplish something (not about issues I was having) were answered by the C4D 
community.

I was so enamored with C4D I actually went to NAB this year to do a 50 minute 
talk at the Maxon booth about it.

If you are interested, here is the link where I talk a lot about my experiences 
in other software and show some projects
I did in C4D. In a couple of them you can see the insane detail I was able to 
achieve on a single computer with a sub-awesome graphics card.

http://c4d3d.com/2qoOz9T




On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 10:47 PM, Leoung O'Young <[email protected]> wrote:

  That helps a lot. It is good to hear from a happy user
  We will definitely have a very look at C4D and Redshift is out on alpha for 
C4D.
  How do you find the support for C4D? 


  On 5/17/2017 10:27 PM, Perry Harovas wrote:

    Honestly I could not be any happier. 
    Sure I miss ICE, but for 99% of the things I have to do, C4D is actually a 
lot easier than even Softimage was.
    Not to say it is better, but in my book easier is (in a certain way) better 
because it gives you more time for iteration.

    The tools are easy to learn, there is no lack of power, and frankly my work 
has gotten better because of it.

    I used Maya for 9 years and Softimage for 10 years before switching to C4D.

    There is stuff I do every day in C4D that I would never have attempted in 
Maya, would have been fine with doing
    in Softimage (but it would have taken longer) and with he addition of 
Octane as my renderer, I feel I have the best
    imaging ability I have ever had.

    I tried Houdini and sure, it is really powerful, but the effort required to 
harness that power was just not worth it
    for the vast majority of what I work on. For the few times it would be 
useful, I can always turn to Houdini for that power (and I have).

    But that has only happened 2 times in 3 years and in the time since, I 
found that had I known about a feature or plugin, it would have been
    better and faster in C4D than it was in Houdini.

    I know this sounds like I am doing a sales pitch for C4D here, but I am not.
    It isn't perfect, but neither was/is Soft. It is just so much less 
stressful I can hardly even explain it.

    Hope that helps you a bit!


    On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 10:18 PM, Leoung O'Young <[email protected]> 
wrote:

      Hi Perry,

      Thanks for your input. Sooner or later we have to switch, are you happy
      with C4D?

      Leoung


      On 5/17/2017 6:20 PM, Perry Harovas wrote:
      > I purchased Forester for C4D since I am not using Soft anymore. One of 
the best purchases I've ever made. Really great software.
      >
      > Sent from my iPhone
      >
      >> On May 17, 2017, at 4:07 PM, Leoung O'Young <[email protected]> 
wrote:
      >>
      >> Sven, thanks so much, I will look into Forester.
      >>
      >> Leoung
      >>
      >>> On 5/17/2017 2:32 PM, Sven Constable wrote:
      >>> I have an old beta version (0.77) Can send it to you off list. Did 
you check
      >>> Forester? Goes far beyond T-Gen.
      >>> https://www.3dquakers.com/forester-for-softimage-2/
      >>>
      >>> Sven
      >>> -----Original Message-----
      >>> From: [email protected]
      >>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Leoung 
O'Young
      >>> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 7:40 PM
      >>> To: xsi
      >>> Subject: T-Gen for Softimage
      >>>
      >>> Can one still get T-Gen for Softimage?
      >>>
      >>> I googled it and the link is dead.
      >>>
      >>> Thanks,
      >>>
      >>> Leoung
      >>>
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