You are welcome chua- sorry about the delay- been really busy.
Thats really interesting that you would be interested in Silo and Maya especially coming from a Mech Eng background. I guess that you are a part of the generation of new engineers.
hi thomas ur designs in solidworks is really enthusiastic i am a mechanical engineer working on solidworks and Pro-e and catia for the last two years .i very much impressed with the modelling and rendering capabilties of the softwares like max, maya, alias.what i want to know from you is there any scope for me to have a career in these softwares. plz guide me thanx my mail ID is manishengi@gmail.com
Gee - what a blast from the past, I hope you still read these old posts ;)
I love SolidWorks and I'm wondering whether that model was modeled in Silo and imported over (if so what format?) or whether there is a t-spline add-in for SolidWorks directly?
um... what is silo?
ReplyDeleteSilo is a sub division modeler used in the game and CG industry.
ReplyDeletesilo3d.com
nevercenter.com
I am a mechanical enginner (undergraduate) and I've been using solidworks and proE for quite sometime.
ReplyDeleteAnd recently, I have shifted to silo, maya and max for modelling.
It's fun doing models in those animation softwares.
Thanks for your guidance in the forum.
You are the man! @,@
You are welcome chua- sorry about the delay- been really busy.
ReplyDeleteThats really interesting that you would be interested in Silo and Maya especially coming from a Mech Eng background. I guess that you are a part of the generation of new engineers.
hi thomas
ReplyDeleteur designs in solidworks is really enthusiastic
i am a mechanical engineer working on solidworks and Pro-e and catia for the last two years .i very much impressed with the modelling and rendering capabilties of the softwares like max, maya, alias.what i want to know from you is there any scope for me to have a career in these softwares.
plz guide me
thanx
my mail ID is
manishengi@gmail.com
Gee - what a blast from the past, I hope you still read these old posts ;)
ReplyDeleteI love SolidWorks and I'm wondering whether that model was modeled in Silo and imported over (if so what format?) or whether there is a t-spline add-in for SolidWorks directly?