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Hawk · 2nd March 2005, 08:25 AM

I'm not sure what it is you are saying Kizz, but in my opinion, and now that I have worked with 5 for a while, once you decide what you want to do, and how it can be done, it performs nicely, quick and easy.

I do like selecting things and having them clearly visible in a view, which AC3D now does. 5 now allows vertex selection without a zillion vertices on the screen, and if I am selecting a surface only the new version makes this easy and as a bonus, the object stands out clearly on the screen. (Of course, I am still talking about working in the 3D viewport).

I think all of this is a major improvement over the earlier version. In fact, the old version did mostly all that's needed, this one just does it a lot better, and ease of function or use is what make this type of program a success.

2nd March 2005, 08:25 AM	#7
Hawk Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 191	I'm not sure what it is you are saying Kizz, but in my opinion, and now that I have worked with 5 for a while, once you decide what you want to do, and how it can be done, it performs nicely, quick and easy. I do like selecting things and having them clearly visible in a view, which AC3D now does. 5 now allows vertex selection without a zillion vertices on the screen, and if I am selecting a surface only the new version makes this easy and as a bonus, the object stands out clearly on the screen. (Of course, I am still talking about working in the 3D viewport). I think all of this is a major improvement over the earlier version. In fact, the old version did mostly all that's needed, this one just does it a lot better, and ease of function or use is what make this type of program a success.