Sort of. I downloaded it, tried it and then determined it was worth paying the money for a commercial application that had a more intuitive interface and with which I could actually accomplish something.bizmuth said:
Sort of. I downloaded it, tried it and then determined it was worth paying the money for a commercial application that had a more intuitive interface and with which I could actually accomplish something.bizmuth said:Anyone else have any experience with Blender?
Yes, you are, and you should. If it's profoundly not intuitive, then it fits one of the definitions of "bad software."bizmuth said:Holy... Talk about non-intuitive! I'm not saying it's bad software.
But be cautious that using DAZ can be addictive and you could go broke once you start buying models and clothes and props and settings and so on. And then they have their big sale where you end up buying more stuff and then you need to buy more stuff to go along with that stuff.CLStone said:So I can't speak for Blender, but if you want to try 3D work without going broke, I'd try Daz and take a few of the classes and see if working with it might be better.
Yeah, crazy addicting. Just try to keep book writing first before you let yourself play for the day.Dan C. Rinnert said:It can be like digital crack. So be careful.