Ehm... Why? Ever worked with graphs with only two axis'? Which way does the Y axis point there? Or aren't you that far in school yet (j/k)Originally posted by MattTheMan
As for Y+ being up: thats mathmatically WRONG. Z+ being up is right.
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Sorry to dissapoint you
https://electron9.phys.utk.edu/vectors/3dcoordinates.htm
and about 20 other sites, all picked going down the row in Google had the same thing. What a coincidence, eh?
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Well guess you're right then... I was just always told that z was depth...
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Maya uses the Y-up system as default, but it can be changed to Z-up if desired.
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lol, I made such a big issue of such a small thing
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Maya's program arhitecture is just far more efficient and once you get used to it theres no way you'll turn back to Max.
I love Maya's UI and for me its better then Max's, I know because I've been Max user.
Maya is more fluidal, it can fill every gap unlike the Max wich gots great tools and ease of use but...still...all these plugins...
and MEL...I'll take programming course this summer just to get more in deapth within the MEL and API.
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Like using the models in other programs.
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Anyway, I think Max is more portable than Maya.
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He wanted some models for his VJing program but it would only really take max 3ds files.
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