how ever you put it they both still have a way to go to even start to replace and offer what Si already have. now spenging time learning them now while abandning tools that are already there proven and working... not srue what is mart thing to do really.. and even if you do go that way spend time learning and then 3rd option comes with new set of tools taht actualy is better then all that time is wasted.. taht is discutable ofc as new skill cant be wasted but still... you know where I'm going with this...
On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 7:23 PM, Jason S <jasonsta...@gmail.com> wrote: > Most operations became multithreaded in C4d (being a pretty deep core > change) > > and Modo RayGL also seem to be helping alot, > > But I hope they eventully realise how the devil is in then details! > (or rather the many little subtleties mostly noticable when more or less > always rushing towards the deadlines.) > > XSI .. was/is particularly good for particularly exactly that.. it's > sheer speed & "forgivingness" under fire. > > > > > On 08/22/14 11:54, Jason S wrote: > > Performance and/or stability issues, or not rattling over 40mph, seems to > be what keeps either of them from being more widely used as main pipeline > apps. > > Currently, at least in my part of the woods > (in Montreal.. being not exactly in the middle of the woods except > physically :p ) > > .. virtually no studio runs with either of them, and even worldwide, job > posts seem to be scarce to say the least. > > And would be delighted to see one, or even more *BOTH* overcome their > relative limitations enough for them to be more seriously considered, > otherwise not at-all lacking in really great things. > > > > On 08/22/14 10:25, Tim Crowson wrote: > > I can tell you that voices are pretty loud on this topic (i.e. everyone > agrees with you vehemently), and The Foundry can't help but hear us. There > are performance issues that need to be dealt with, and I sure hope they get > them resolved. > > -Tim > > On 8/22/2014 9:05 AM, Eric Thivierge wrote: > > However, in my opinion and from my perspective rigs need to be fast and > able to load high resolution geometries with full deformations. If that > isn't a super high priority for companies in the next 2 years, you're > missing the boat. > > Eric T. > > > > > > >
