Axed

[pg1]

Over the last year I've been working with materials and lighting autocad models in max and rendering them with vray for stills and animations.

 

just got the news that I won't be working much longer with my current employer.

 

I gotten good at materials and lighting but never did much modelling so with my upcoming time off I have decided to put some study into learning the modelling side.

 

I'm curious to know if I turned up looking for a job at your office would I be more employable if I have good 3d modeling skills in autocad or if I have good modelling skills directly in max?

 

Are most of you file linking autocad dwg. files or modelling directly in max?

[shahrokh]

well personally i prefer modelling directly in max, but some 40 percent of the needed data has to be imported from cad to keep the accuracy level high.as a whole, i might say there could be multiple ways available for modelling and u have to decide which one for which project and for how much time.. it's hard to suggest one solution for all cases, i believe.

[Sketchrender]

Can you model in microstation, and how much modeling can you do in max?

 

phil

[pg1]

Hey Philip Kelly

I was actually going to contact you about the MOL job. I'm about to finish work with OCV in Limerick.

I'm out on a site survey for the rest of today but will email you directly in the next few days at the email address you posted on the jobs forum.

 

Regards

Pat