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+Spiegel
Junior Member

2 years ago

Hi everybody! =D
Italian noobie, here, really interested to improve his skills ^^
I've been trying to learn more and more for the last....god, must to be about 8-9 years!! >o<
Now I'm an almost 30ish (read 19ish) IT, willing to learn techniques.....no, to learn the very bases of 3D arts to give a third dimension to my thoughts ^^
Truth is I have very few time and so I'm less than an amateur >.<
I wanna LEARN!! MMMWAHAHAHAHAH!!

No Gods but Yourself!! >.<

-Winkelwagen
Junior Member

2 years ago

Welcome!!! you will like it a lot here! lots of pro`s to feedback you!

first thing you should find out is wich program you wanna use. I use 3ds max but there is maya, soft image and so on...
Find out wich one suits you best.

+VarnishedOtter
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2 years ago

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+Spiegel
Junior Member

2 years ago

Definitely 3DSMAX (now ver. 2009)! It's been my favourite since ver. 4.2, but I have Maya 2009 too, if necessary.
About renderer, I feel at ease with mental ray, but it seems most of you prefer way more VRay....prolly because of realistic materials(?) >.<
I've been using mr for years, now, and would be a bit frustrating discovering VRay is better....but dont lie to me, is it!? =(

No Gods but Yourself!! >.<

+Steve Martin
Moderator

2 years ago

Welcome. You can achieve good results with any of the major renderers and programs. Some are stronger in some areas than others but it really comes down to how well you know it and what you need it to do. It is true that vray is awesome though.

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-JackTheFunk
Member

2 years ago

From what I've seen and read you can achieve similarly good results with either, but workflow with Vray is a lot more streamlined, and getting the same results with vray takes less time and effort, but if you've been using MR for a lot of years you're probably pretty adept. I've been using MR mostly, have played about with Vray, and would like to learn, but MR is awesome in its own right.

Welcome to the forums man.