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Besides, are you also planning to texture it for wicked details, for example with Mudbox / Zbrush? That would be cool
which is the only 3D software
I'd consider myself to be good at so far...
I've got max and the other Autodesk fellows
as student versions and currently try to
find my way there, but as always, it's a matter
of time. Lots of time...
I never used that actually, does that programm has certain advantages compared to other programms like 3Ds Max and Maya?
Well yeah, getting used to these programms takes a while, thats something for sure^^ We had lessons at school but I learn most of it by myself. At least, for 3Ds Max. For Maya I followed the lessons
with Cinema you can also achieve
with Max or Maya, but to be honest,
in my opinion, you get better
results using either of these than
using Cinema. There is no huge lack
of quality, but I'd say works done in
Cinema are slightly less awesome...
I don't know for sure,
but I think here in Germany, many
people use it, but it's not so well
known in the USA.
Ah ok, well here in the Netherlands only those who are into 3D know about Cinema, while for Max or Maya also other people have heard about it which are not extremely into 3D. As I heard from other, Maya is the most popular here, while Max is more being used for architectural and interior designs.