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Originally Posted by Screamfeeder  No that's pretty close. I do a ton of product and scientific visualization along with the real time work and so having a system that allows me to change a thousand parameters by just moving a dummy object is beyond useful. I don't even know if Modo has that capability or not. To me it was just a interesting modeler. |
Yeah Modo's slowly getting to that stuff, they're adding some fairly useful baseline animations stuff in 401, will be fun to play with, but it's still nowhere near as complete a package as Max or Maya. I'm just routing for them harder than ever now that Autodesk got all monopoly hungry. I was so sad when XSI sold.
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Originally Posted by Screamfeeder Once you get into Vray, it's really really hard to go back to anything else. Some of the more specialty renderers, like Maxwell and Brazil, are interesting, but imho, nothing compares to the sheer power that Vray gives you in both lighting, and materials. |
I like vray too, but I'd like to be able to render and model in the same program, and the preset system they're adding in Modo 401 looks awesome.
If you're bored check some of this out
Luxology > modo 401 Partially Revealed: Introduction
They're slowly building, and even with the occasional wonky stuff I'm starting to see vray or better quality renders done in Modo. Plus did I mention that presets look awesome, because they do!
