Thats just awesome. Blender is an nice 3d package and its coming along nicely. Though it needs a more configurable user interface and alot of graphical refinements which gives the n00b a more straight forward approach to it i think its cool to see every new added feature. Its not fair to compare it to Hodini though since that is the biggest powerhorse of all package and beats the crap out of maya with its procedural workflow (but Maya is easier with character animation and houdini makes the FX job). So hopefully Blender will adopt many features from the bigger packages and will be an alternative for small studios trying to make there way in the biz.
I so agree with you. This goes for alot of applications in linux. If it would be that `full screen` it would just ease up the workflow. I think that goes for a lot of people!!Otherwise Gimp has great tools and is a kick ass app from a technically pov...but since the UI sucks i use Photoshop.
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Thats just awesome. Blender is an nice 3d package and its coming along nicely. Though it needs a more configurable user interface and alot of graphical refinements which gives the n00b a more straight forward approach to it i think its cool to see every new added feature. Its not fair to compare it to Hodini though since that is the biggest powerhorse of all package and beats the crap out of maya with its procedural workflow (but Maya is easier with character animation and houdini makes the FX job). So hopefully Blender will adopt many features from the bigger packages and will be an alternative for small studios trying to make there way in the biz.
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Perhaps well see flash/shockwave output someday
I so agree with you. This goes for alot of applications in linux. If it would be that `full screen` it would just ease up the workflow. I think that goes for a lot of people!!Otherwise Gimp has great tools and is a kick ass app from a technically pov ...but since the UI sucks i use Photoshop.