Hmm, I see us creating more and more custom workflows that dramatically
boost our performance, which would be impossible without advanced
customisation of the software. So our direction is basically the
opposite of what you describe. Though that stuff is set up by
programmers and TDs, not by our artists.
-André
Gene Crucean wrote:
Ah. But that wasn't my point. Of course it will help a lot of the time.
My point was that these days it's becoming less and less needed by
everyday artists because software is so advanced now. That's all. Your
comment made it sound like it was a requirement of normal artists
these days.
Ciao
On Nov 20, 2007 10:46 AM, kim aldis <xsi(at)kim-aldis.co.uk
<mailto:xsi(at)kim-aldis.co.uk>> wrote:
I'll bet you any money that an ability to script will help you get
the job done quicker more often than not. J
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*On Behalf Of *Gene Crucean
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*Subject:* Re: Duplicate tools
Honestly I think it's going the other way Kim. In this day and age
it's almost completely unnecessary for normal users to have to
script. Back in the day is when you really had to just to get
simple stuff done. Now we have tools that do everything with a
click of a button.
I get your point but I do think it's going the other way. Soon
we'll have people that don't know anything about 3d or art
creating Transformers type effects with a few buttons.
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