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Dusty · 19-08-2003, 08:32

I would have to disagree with that, I found the max interface clunky, with cinema 4D being much easier for a beginner. I was producing passable 3D work within 2 months of starting with cinema. Its only downside is a fairly poor set of poly editing tools.

If your a designer who wants to produce 3D quickly use Cinema 4D
If you want to become a serious 3D modeller use max or maya.

19-08-2003, 08:32	#20 (permalink)
Dusty Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 2	I would have to disagree with that, I found the max interface clunky, with cinema 4D being much easier for a beginner. I was producing passable 3D work within 2 months of starting with cinema. Its only downside is a fairly poor set of poly editing tools. If your a designer who wants to produce 3D quickly use Cinema 4D If you want to become a serious 3D modeller use max or maya.