Hi Garry, > Kind of a 'right brain/left brain' thing . People who work in > more traditional mediums get to just ... create ! Us ... we have > to figure out which 10 buttons to push with which 5 levers , and > in which order , and when button 7 doesn't work , how do we make > button 36 and lever 79 do sort'a the same kind of thing ... and > yet still maintain and expand our creative freeflowing focus .
Yes I do agree about this one. It was just that despite of having the soft selection tool in Cinema I hardly ever use it. But that might be because of the type of objects I create. I tend to work in a quite structured way so want to have strict control over the radius of curves, sizes, grid etc. But when I'm in a hurry I tend to use Cinema instead of RS. Mainly because many options work much more intuitively. Of course VSL is much stronger and I wouldn't want to miss it but the same thing here. In a hurry it works much faster when you only have to drop in some textures and tweek some sliders. Even more advanced properties like blurred reflections only requires to tick a checkbox and adjust the value. I think asked many times: a sort of dummies interface and special advanced tools for VSL. Arjo.
