@@mdex1 i work for them (mcneel), no sculpting, subdi great but first implementation, miles away from Modo, same with rendering. Absolutely love Rhino/Grasshopper but it will take years for them to catch up with box modeling/rendering. I don't think it s their bread/butter anyway
@@cadjunky8071 I have very little use for sculpting or box modelling with my design work, never even seen or used Modo, but for achieving the design in this tutorial you could do it all with Rhinos surface modelling and Sub-D tools 👍
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Lovely to see Modo and Rhino being used at the same time. Please more videos
Nice tutorial, enjoy the torrent movie 😬
I LOVE MODO
nice, but you could do all this inside Rhino with Sub-D too 👍
Rhino has no sculpting tools ? And sub-d are very young there
@@tgroppi yes the Sub-D tools in Rhino have come along way, check out the V7 WIP, you can download for free if you own a V6 Rhino license 👍
@@mdex1 i work for them (mcneel), no sculpting, subdi great but first implementation, miles away from Modo, same with rendering. Absolutely love Rhino/Grasshopper but it will take years for them to catch up with box modeling/rendering. I don't think it s their bread/butter anyway
@@cadjunky8071 I have very little use for sculpting or box modelling with my design work, never even seen or used Modo, but for achieving the design in this tutorial you could do it all with Rhinos surface modelling and Sub-D tools 👍
@@mdex1 understood tx
merci
de rien
easier to use 3d coat or zbrush instead of modo.
Z brush ? very big learning curve