To max or not to max - Page 2

Jim Mann · June 22nd, 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by reddy

i agree that max can be awkward for modelling buildings.

What kinds of building are you modelling? Max has great polygon modelling and the parametrics can be a great help. The snaps in Max are good, alignment tools are good. What have you found difficult to model?

One point of view that would be worth your considering, when you go out and apply for jobs, you will find that the vast majority of companies that do arch viz, be they architects or architectural viz companies are likely to be using Viz or Max.

JM

sjmoir · June 22nd, 2005

How about Viz2006 and Autocad LT 2006? You could upgrade both to full on Max and Autocad if you found you needed to later on, but it would cost you a lot less.

Why I'm recommending Autodesk products after the 12 email subscription nonsense the've put me through this week I do not know...

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sjmoir Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: London Age: 32 Posts: 81 Name: Simon Moir	Re: To max or not to max How about Viz2006 and Autocad LT 2006? You could upgrade both to full on Max and Autocad if you found you needed to later on, but it would cost you a lot less. Why I'm recommending Autodesk products after the 12 email subscription nonsense the've put me through this week I do not know... Last edited by sjmoir; June 22nd, 2005 at 10:14 AM.

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