Rhino + T-splines

[SteM]

Hello,

I am still awaiting possible "Trial" versions of "Modo"/ "Zbrush" and "Lightwave", maybe this is not a possibility?

Anyway, I have been playing with Rhino4 and T-splines (full functional trial versions available), and was wondering if anyone has looked at these? Comments etc.

[gidgit]

To be honest, I watched the video and was a tad disappointed in what I saw... looked about as much fun as point modeling in say Cinema v6... yikes...

a bit little, a bit late... but, good for those who require such and need to work with them I suppose

[SteM]

To be honest, I watched the video and was a tad disappointed in what I saw... looked about as much fun as point modeling in say Cinema v6... yikes...

Does a 3d program add "Fun"? I am not sure. I do know some 3d programs sit (personally to users) nicely and give the user the ability to produce without the need for many workarounds or restrictions on what can be done ( a dedicated user of a 3D application can find workarounds to some limitations,.. as I have done in the past with certain programs). But would this not be down to what is required by the user, and the expectations.

a bit little, a bit late... but, good for those who require such and need to work with them I suppose

I do realise that such a product, or should I say combination is not something looked at by an home user. Please forgive me, as I do look at such not for its price, but at its ability (and I do understand that both can be hand`in`hand,.. more expensive, better options) I was looking at this based on: I have a version of "Rhino" that I still use. I have looked at others, but the actual programs I would like to look at~ there are no available downloads to try. So I am currently looking at, and asking for feedback, on the products I can (and others) download and "play" with.

[gidgit]

the process of art is indeed fun... tool usage included...

I did mention that tspline tech was good for those requiring such