Re: Hexagon my impressions. 2005-05-07 - By nicholas8681
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Having used Silo, I find the duplication/replication functions more
extensive in Hexagon.
Brian
--- In Carrara@(protected), "jvalca" <jackvalero@(protected)> wrote:
> ...Hexagon has many tools Silo doesn't, like line tools. For
> instance you can create a object, and duplicate it along a bezier
> line...
>
> Actually, Silo does this quite handily via "Create Array". But instead
> of mere duplicates it creates instances. I prefer this approach as any
> further changes to the original object will also modify each instance.
> At any stage an instance can be promoted to being a completely
> separate object but at that point the link is broken so it will no
> longer reflect changes to the original.
>
> Although I have Silo I'm still conditionally interested in Hexagon.
> I'm not at all certain it will be "superior" to Silo but the thought
> of tight integration with Carrara is very appealing. Like most of us I
> know next to nothing about Hexagon but I'm hoping that it has more
> extensive spline operations than Silo. At this point I suspect the
> degree of Carrara integration and its price will be the main
> determinants as to whether I buy it or not.
>
> - Jack
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