 | | | Re: Types of modelers and vertex modeler questions. | Re: Types of modelers and vertex modeler questions. 2005-09-23 - By Pixelwitz
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> A primative model is simply different than a vertex model by the
way
> the program handles the data of the object. > AWBenson
I was aware that there were differences between primitives and
vertex models, though I don't necessarily know what those
differences are. I just though that maybe there was another modeler
hiding in Carrara somewhere since I had never heard of
the "primitive modeleer".
While we're on the topic of modelers...
I really think that the modelers in Carrara need an overhaul. The
vertex modeler is pretty clunky to use and not very intuitive. It
could really benefit from having manipulators so that constraining
the movement of vertices is easy and natural. I also think that you
should be able to use the "Alt" button to rotate, pan and zoom with
mouse input while remaining in whatever editing mode you were in.
That way you could change perspectives and just pick up where you
left off in the editing process.
If Carrara is Eovias's flagship application it really would make
sense to enhance Carrara's modeling features inspite of whatever new
modeling programs they are trying to bring to market. I like
Hexagon from what I've managed to learn of it so far, but I still
think that Carrara's modelers need to be brought up to speed in the
next version.
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