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jali 27-06-2008 09:18 PM

mudbox
 
it looks as though mudbox is getting set to give zbrush a run for its money,

read and you will know

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mudbox

elephantinc 28-06-2008 06:34 AM

sounds good, cos zbrush is alien to me

jali 28-06-2008 07:16 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by elephantinc
sounds good, cos zbrush is alien to me
you and me both:eek:

dont get me wrong zbrush is a very good program but the user interface needs to be strimlined and made easier to navigate,

thank god mudbox will soon allow texturing:bow:

gster123 28-06-2008 08:57 AM

Thats been on one the cards since it first launched as that was one of the main gripes with it.

Personally I think Z's interface is pretty good, its just that its a bit quirkey to do things as some parts to it dont work how you would think.

Jay 28-06-2008 09:46 AM

LOL here we go again! Software, schmoftware...

regardless of interface etc, any software that you havent or dont use regularly is always going to seem like a mountain to climb. Its about perceverence as well, not just getting the sniffles because the interface has an Alien menu set about it...eyes need to be opened to different things, albeit software, art styles....thats the only way you are going to be educated, dont pidgeon hole yourselves to one thing, broaden your horizons

at the end of the day its going to be down to your skills as an artist, a good or bad model can be made in any programme...

Jay

gster123 28-06-2008 01:54 PM

Right on Jay, persiverence is the key to anything, keep at it and get over shortcomings with menus and layout (hell you can customize it if you want...)

Although a rubbish porgramme wont help!

jali 28-06-2008 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay
LOL here we go again! Software, schmoftware...

regardless of interface etc, any software that you havent or dont use regularly is always going to seem like a mountain to climb. Its about perceverence as well, not just getting the sniffles because the interface has an Alien menu set about it...eyes need to be opened to different things, albeit software, art styles....thats the only way you are going to be educated, dont pidgeon hole yourselves to one thing, broaden your horizons

at the end of the day its going to be down to your skills as an artist, a good or bad model can be made in any programme...

Jay

man jay,

thats really deep:bow:

i suppose you are right , not to pidgeon hole ones self,
it's like the more you know the more of an asset you'll be for a company

Jay 28-06-2008 03:28 PM

deep...not really...

but you got my point...

Jay

gster123 28-06-2008 06:23 PM

I think a great philosopher once said on this forum (Vlad) a poly's a poly, no matter the software, its what you do with it. (Vlad correct me if i'm wrong!)

Jay 29-06-2008 03:44 AM

yup that sounds like a Vlad quote to me...top man!


Jay

elephantinc 29-06-2008 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by gster123
I think a great philosopher once said on this forum (Vlad) a poly's a poly, no matter the software, its what you do with it. (Vlad correct me if i'm wrong!)
Some software makes it easier than others though

publicFunction 29-06-2008 12:16 PM

Having used both Mudbox and now starting out with zBrush, I have to say zbrush is far superior in wot it does and wot it provides. I could go on all day about how wonderful and scary it is, but I may fall asleep.

I had the attitude of being scared of the UI in Z (dumb i know), but its pretty intuative and easy to pick up once you have gone over it. Mudbox is good dont get me wrong, but Zb wins out for me. A superb app with great control, Il be using in more and more when I get to grips with organic modelling.

gster123 29-06-2008 01:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by elephantinc
Some software makes it easier than others though
Its still what you do at the end of the day, theres no "make cool button" in Maya, XSI, Zbrush or whatever, the software doesnt do the work for you, you still need to do it, no software makes a bad model into a good one, all 3d softwares are pretty much the same, just that its different how they go about it.

Jay 29-06-2008 02:42 PM

what after all these years someone tells me NOW! theres no make cool button!! damn!!

Jay

gster123 29-06-2008 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay
what after all these years someone tells me NOW! theres no make cool button!! damn!!

Jay


Yeah, I though it might be next to the make human head option box, the one where you have the sliders for add a bit of orc, touch of Davey Jones, etc etc, Alas that aint there either!! LOL!


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