Review by Computer Arts magazine 2004-04-07 - By Peter MacDougall
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Typical, they take the approach that Carrara is trying to woo experienced Max,
Maya and Lightwave users from their applications when in reality Carrara is
aimed at people new to 3D who may not have the skill to make or do everything
on their own. Their bias doesn't allow them to see how good Carrara is for what
it is supposed to do: the scene wizard is not a walkthrough but a template sure
, but how many appliations come with so much premade good content? And the
Tree Editor has a simple interface for quick starts and an advanced interface
like the Bryce Deep Texture Editor which does take effort to get good results
from.
Really Carrara is all about providing power to new users and previous Carrara
/Raydream/Infini-D users
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004 15:36:10 -0800 (PST), Isaac Fulkerson wrote:
>I just recently discovered Computer Arts magazine,
>being that it's an English publication, the country,
>not the language. Anywho... they reviewed Carrara3 on
>their web page. Thought some of ya might like a look
>see.
>
>
>http://www.computerarts.co.uk/reviews/default.asp?pagetypeid=2&articleid=29350
&subsectionid=844&subsubsectionid=759
Peter MacDougall
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