Unless its really, really cheap (like the $15 for V5 in the magazine) then I won't be able to afford it. Right now I am unemployed and lucky to keep the utilities on. But still, RS-R5 would be the best all around program that I would have a commercial license for. My C4D R8 is an academic license and I always felt a little odd about using it for commercial work. My Rhino v3 is also academic but I seem to recall that they don't mind it being used for some commercial work. Other than that I have full licenses for Vue D'Sprit 4 and Hexagon 2. Hexagon is current (but maybe no longer under development as it hasn't had a new version in a couple years) and Vue is now about 3 versions behind, I think.
Henry On 8/6/09, Mark <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> And I am using the magazine offer of RS-5 and not the latest version. > > > Hey Henry, > > Ouch, V6 introduced some significant improvents in GI lighting! I hope > you're not wasting time trying to solve problems with glass, metal etc, > that's all solved in V6... it's not the holy grail but it can produce > crisper GI images in less rendertime. Hopefully, when V7 comes out you can > get your hands on V6 cheaply! > > -Mark H > > -- -- Henry Tjernlund http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/browse.php?username=henrytj http://www.modelmayhem.com/HenryTjernlund http://imdb.com/name/nm2519729/ http://www.myspace.com/henrytj http://henrytj.deviantart.com/
