Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
> I bought it a few weeks ago I find it fast smooth and flexible and the plans
> for future development look very exciting.

It seems quite forward looking and does seem to reflect a best of breed 
design mentality.  Using Wings has got me used to being able to orient 
mayself in space without the need of manipulators and I personally find 
them clunky now but traditionally they are considered a highend feature. 
  And I believe I saw that they can be turned off in Silo anyway. I 
never quite got the hang of how to leverage the subdivision modelling 
technique to greater advantage for myself but as you say it is the 
technique of the future seemingly.  I cannot rationalize spending even 
dollar one on software right now, not even badly needed maintenance 
tools, or I'd be giving Silo a go for sure.  Wings is coming along too 
though.  I now model with quite poerful tools and techniques quite 
different from when those I depended on when I first started with it. 
But I just spent all day today with the thing crashing every two 
minutes, and this is a supposedly stable version!

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