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tmay  
#1 Posted : Thursday, May 17, 2007 7:36:29 AM(UTC)
tmay

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I saw this, and I know that a lot of CU users were interested. It looks to be a great deal as each license supports an unlimited number or cores, plus there are three node licenses, also supporting unlimited cores.

http://www.maxwellrender.com/
norbertsf  
#2 Posted : Thursday, May 17, 2007 9:08:27 AM(UTC)
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tmay,

Mawell for me works pretty well. I'm using it to previsuaize the furniture design we are creating in ViaCAD and C4D.

I do like ViaCAD for it's snaps and cursor over Cinema.

One caveat tho, is that I have to export to vrml 2.0, bring into Cinema, scale (12x) on import, and rotate. Then I'm good to go. (wish there was direct export to Maxwell).
Again Maxwell works great for me because I'n not using it for deadline driven output. (tho an update is coming this month.....)

Norbert
jol  
#3 Posted : Thursday, May 17, 2007 1:02:11 PM(UTC)
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I see Rhino marketing guys have got in there and made an association with Maxwell too. Too bad the Punch guys aren't onto this yet for a Concepts3D + Maxwell deal
tmay  
#4 Posted : Thursday, May 17, 2007 5:09:14 PM(UTC)
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jol wrote:
I see Rhino marketing guys have got in there and made an association with Maxwell too. Too bad the Punch guys aren't onto this yet for a Concepts3D + Maxwell deal


I think that they have their hands full for awhile. Be nice if CU5 would have external support to popular renderers and, assembly mode (which ACIS now supports), which would be useful to those looking for an entry level MCAD package.
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