Re: Hexagon Feedback 2005-07-05 - By ccoles_avengers
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Hello Michael,
Hexagon is *definitely* easier to use than AMAPI Designer and more
powerful in many ways, IMO. There is a certain intuitiveness that the
Evoia folk were able to capture with Hexagon that I have not
experienced with any other brand of 3D modeling software.
I have to say, Hexagon has become my modeler of choice, although I do
use AMAPI PRO for certain things that I either can not create in
Hexagon, or that simply looks better modeled in A7Pro.
And don't be concerned that it may have some "AMAPI-isms" to
it...Hexagon is built enough from the ground up that any reservations
that you had before with using AMAPI, should dissipate when you use
Hexagon. Of course this is just my opinion...but I think it is a fair
one. :)
Well, there are only 9 more days to the end of the 15% sale. I hope
you are burning up the demo in the meantime. :) Personally, I think
you should have no problem in picking up Hexagon -- it is easy, fast
and intuitive.
Well, happy decision-making. :)
Cheers.
Claudia
"Selocic"
- 3D: when 'Flat' just isn't good enough! -
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Michael Samuels" <msamuels@(protected)> wrote:
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> to all those who use Hexagon
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> I am curious as to getting feedback as to how easy it use and learn .
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> I have been mostly used Carrara Studio and i know Hexagon is more
styled around the Amapi modelling product.
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> i am very impressed the images and models in the Eovia Hexogan
Promotional Gallery.
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> Hexagon looks like a great program to use in conjunction with
Carrara Studio Pro 4.
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