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Originally Posted by bwtr  Talking about Rhino etc I think is a bit out of line here.
Hexagon will save to the file types required and is the cheapest. And I think that, at this stage, that is the MOST important.
If working with a friend, it may be worthwhile using Silo (at a higher cost) as you can better communicate.
3D Brush is a bit more problematic in saving to a suitable file type. Really only .obj. |
How is it out of line to talk about Rhino? The question was asked in the first post whether to use Nurbs (Blender) or polys for such a project. I am not sure about the Nurbs modeling abilities of Blender. So i think it is appropriate to make suggestions on what software might be used to get the best results. Rhino is powerful in this type of surface modeling...
Also i don't recall any budgetary constraint being mentioned. CAM software itself is more expensive than most low-budget Nurbs modelers...
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