John VanSickle wrote:
> Every time I hear of a new subdivision modelling program out there, I go 
> and check to see if it does posable models, partly because if it does, 
> and the learning curve isn't as horrid as Blender's, I can forget about 
> my own modeler and work on something else.

Eh, why? Silo isn't that new actually, AFAIK it's been around 2 years... 
Still, why would you forget about your own? I have fun writing scripts, 
and if I'd be more inclined and much more motivated, I wouldn't mind 
writing my own applications or at least add-ons to existing ones (e.g. 
Silo, once 2.0 is out and plug-ins are supported).

And it's never bad to have a couple of different solutions to pick from, 
only one choice for a workflow is pretty limiting...

Regards,
Tim

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aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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