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fbx > collada, basic trigonometry 4 youSon Kim wrote:Well Collada won so you guys can stop voting nowProupin wrote:I would go for FBX, it's the preferred format in a Maya <---> 3DSMax workflow, it's been concieved by Alias|Wavefront, now owned by Autodesk. Its exuberant in its feature capabilities.
Proupin wrote:fbx > collada, basic trigonometry 4 you
What trigonometry has to do with it, at all? While maths and logic has not this specific subset of math, unless someone explain me how cos sen or tg has relevance to one number being greater then the other...
trigonometry, calculus, all the same... common! what a waste of forum space. Do you know what a joke is?pixie wrote: What trigonometry has to do with it, at all? While maths and logic has not this specific subset of math, unless someone explain me how cos sen or tg has relevance to one number being greater then the other...
Oh man right on the spot!gzavye wrote:I vote for FBX because, yes, I'm a Autodesk DCC user (Max,Maya, Mudbox)
And because, at work we began, few years ago, to implement a Collada importer in our in-house software, but we stopped; we had to much issues with Collada exporters in Max and Maya.
Now, maybe exporters have made progress with collada...
OK Collada & blender are opensource; Sketchup has a free version; but is the professionnal market free or opensource? I don't think so.
Do you want to develop a soft for opensource community or for pro users?
It's your choice and a strategy for your future
I'm sure your choice will be the good one
Yeah sure, but first a joke should be funny so others could laugh at, and not just some random words thrown up together...Proupin wrote:trigonometry, calculus, all the same... common! what a waste of forum space. Do you know what a joke is?
Of course not, that would be inconceivable...Proupin wrote:Oh man right on the spot!gzavye wrote:I vote for FBX because, yes, I'm a Autodesk DCC user (Max,Maya, Mudbox)
And because, at work we began, few years ago, to implement a Collada importer in our in-house software, but we stopped; we had to much issues with Collada exporters in Max and Maya.
Now, maybe exporters have made progress with collada...
OK Collada & blender are opensource; Sketchup has a free version; but is the professionnal market free or opensource? I don't think so.
Do you want to develop a soft for opensource community or for pro users?
It's your choice and a strategy for your future
I'm sure your choice will be the good one
A professional choose whichever tool he might finds worth, but it's not the tool who makes the work professional or not. As the vast majority, I would say that vast majority doesn't bother with indie software houses, that's just how they behave...Proupin wrote:max > blender hahahaha no I'm just kidding, Open-source is great for sure, still the VAST majority of pro users as for today, use pro software... this might change in the future, but where does Blender staff get all his ideas, if it's not from Autodesk-esque software? And please, don't make me post you work done in max or maya
pixie wrote:Yeah sure, but first a joke should be funny so others could laugh at, and not just some random words thrown up together...Proupin wrote:trigonometry, calculus, all the same... common! what a waste of forum space. Do you know what a joke is?
Of course not, that would be inconceivable...Proupin wrote:Oh man right on the spot!gzavye wrote:I vote for FBX because, yes, I'm a Autodesk DCC user (Max,Maya, Mudbox)
And because, at work we began, few years ago, to implement a Collada importer in our in-house software, but we stopped; we had to much issues with Collada exporters in Max and Maya.
Now, maybe exporters have made progress with collada...
OK Collada & blender are opensource; Sketchup has a free version; but is the professionnal market free or opensource? I don't think so.
Do you want to develop a soft for opensource community or for pro users?
It's your choice and a strategy for your future
I'm sure your choice will be the good one
Work by Bertrand Benoit using blender.
