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18-08-2003
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AM vs Maya
AM is now much better that it is in version 10/10.5 but I still find it being a bit glithcy... I have been using Maya over the last month more intensely and I am begining to really like it.
I know AM quite well and like some of its features, I don't know Maya as well so this is why I asking. Do the animation tools match AMs? Is AM faster than Maya? These are the sort of things I would like any experienced Hasher/Maya users to answer.
Thanks in advance.
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the renderer in AM is good, but maya's is better
They tools in maya are about a million times faster and more developed. once you have been working in Maya for a while you stop thinking about the interface and just create.
so if you mean which one is faster modeling, definitely maya.
if you mean which one runs faster, definitely AM.
AM is an amazing program for $300.
But maya is an amazing program for $7000
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Its almost like comparing a POS mac to a PC
fight fight fight
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Kocks 'em stone dead! Carrot Juice - which version of AM have you or are you using? When you say AM for speed do you mean realtime speed during animation playback? I know what you mean about the Maya tools being developed, I have recently been doing alot of UV-ing and there isn't anything as refined as that in AM. But I still love the use of models, actions, poses and choreographies in AM. I know you can do it in Maya but it's more clunky...
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Yeah, but no but yeah but no....
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HA-Ha-ha! LOLOriginally posted by Kevin
I still cant believe you are talking about that sub standard product and comparing it against maya gaz!
Its almost like comparing a POS mac to a PC
fight fight fight
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BTW, the new Macs do look good, when Panther comes out I think they will be better. The one thing I think that let's them down is graphics cards and the lack or 3D software (Maya Unlimited?).
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