What's so special about Maya, anyway? I mean, what would justify asking
>$20,000 for a piece of software? I've used ArchiCAD 6.0, which, I believe,
is also an outrageously expensive program. It was nice and comfy, yes, but
there wasn't much I couldn't have done with other, much cheaper utils, with
a bit of inventiveness.
So, what is it about about Maya? Does it wash your dishes? Wax your car? Pay
your bills? Make you popular? What?

Margus

Lance Birch wrote in message <3711f88e.0@news.povray.org>...
>Actually MAX 3, from what I've seen of it, has a new interface which is
more
>like Maya...  I really don't see the problem with it's current interface
>though, I thought it was quite intuitive... but then again, that's me!
LOL,
>and I'm strange!
>
>I'm not sure now how anyone can really compare MAX to something like LW or
>Bryce... because MAX is just so much more advanced!!!  (well, OK, that's in
>my very bias opinion... ;-)
>
>I must say though it certainly does like hogging resources :)
>
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