 | | | Re: Hexagon verse the VM in C5 ??? | Re: Hexagon verse the VM in C5 ??? 2005-10-25 - By Ringo Monfort
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The bones improments make things much easier.
The new graph editor for animation editing is a god send. So much more
control over things.
The new User Interface gives you more working area.
The Native poser support with loads:
Morph targets.
Poses
Comforming clothing.
You can do Pose 2 Pose animations right within C5.
Create an entire army of Poser animated characters using the
replication tool.
I just used the DAZ3D Eagle 2.0 with animation. I applied the Eagle to
the particle system and I had a flock of eagles flying out of the
particle emitter.
The creation of entire forests with the surface replicator.
Particle system can use any surface of an object to be an emitter of
particles.
say you want water to drip from an engine just pick that part of the
entine and the water will drip from that spot and so much more.
I can keep going and going.
Before C5 I was really thinking about upgrading my C4D Rev 8 to the
Rev 9 and now that C5 is out no way in the world would I go for Rev 9.5
of C4D.
I have all I need in C5 for much, much less.
Ringo
>>> patrick.martin@(protected) 10/25/2005 2:14 PM >>>
Thanks Ringo,
I realise now that Hex still has extra modelling tools
now that I think about it. What is your impression of the new bone
improvements? I was thinking of buying lightwave but now I am leaning
towards C5pro.
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Ringo Monfort" <RingoM@(protected)> wrote:
>
> I like them them both now.
> I was not never found of the old Vertex Modeler but now in Carrara 5
> thanks to the Hexagon technologies the Vertex Modeler is now a joy
to
> use. It doesn't have everything that Hexagon does but it sure
makes
> things easier. Including the selection of the vertices to add shader
> domain. The paint select tool is fantastic.
> But Hexagon remains the old around best modeler.
>
> Ringo
>
>
>
> >>> patrick.martin@(protected) 10/25/2005 1:44 PM >>>
> Hi,
> With so much Hexagon technology now in the VM it looks like the VM
> would be better to model in? Can you work on the smoothed object in
> the VM? Wayne, or any other beta tester of both programs if you are
> reading this can you tell me your preference now for which modelling
> tool- hex or C5Pro?
>
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