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Originally posted by Admiral Zombat:
**Lightwave runs in X ... and personally, I think Lighwave is the better program. Nice bottles, but with the right textures, those would be easy to create.
Keep in mind, each program can be manipulated with enough time to basically equal each other - and in the hands of an amature, each program can equally 'suck'
http://www.lightwave...0&frpg=1&f=#pic
Just have a look at the lightwave gallery.
http://www.lightwave...ightWave3D&pg=1
also keep in mind that each program has its learning difficulties. It took me about a half a year to be able to work fluently in lightwave, and since then, Ive been working on increasing my skill..
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If a moderator could erase the post by "what," that'd be great. I accidentally hit return, instead of shift. Stupid me....
Anyway, it's not as if I use Maya, but I know that it's now native for OS X. It's hideously expensive, and not all that intuitive (not as intuitive as SoftImage or Lightwave), but it is powerful.
Personally, if you're going high end, I recommend Lightwave, but the main reason is that it's relatively similar in interface to SoftImage, which is the (GUI) program that I learned first.
POV-Ray ROCKS!!!!!
Matrix
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