We design plastic injection molds here so: 2. rarely a.happy enough
"I think that my position is that I can almost always manage to do what is needed using the trickery which comes with experience. My frustration stems from the fact that I just wish it were easier." The reality is that mental masturbation is not really satisfying, rather it is more often than not extremely frustrating. A true seamless, unified, hybrid modeler should be easy as well as fun to use. To this end, Concepts looks and feels a lot like Adobe Illustrator. www.cadsoft-usa.com jon
4. Your a&b is a little too restrictive. I feel like I'm taking a personality poll in a women's magazine (being an actual human, sometimes I get angry, sometimes I laugh it off). Though inaccurate, since I'm boxed in I'll go with 'b' because of the symmetry issues and problems with derived sketches not behaving well.
We're not "users". SW calls us "partners", but we're more crazy programmers. So I didn't vote, but I changed the post subject...
To who does not use any of this tools... how, how does CU "look" and "feel" a lot like AI!? Oh, we all have got to hear this comparison... hmm,.. cop a feel icons?? The bs continues..... ...
I get points for trying though? gosh you are a demanding lot! thanks for participating I hope tapping on the keys didn't ruin your nail polish Ed.... : )
To who (you) does not use any of these tools... how, how does CU "look" and "feel" a lot like AI!? Oh, we all have got to hear this comparison... hmm,.. cop a feel icons?? .... the bs continues..... ...
I hope tapping on the keys didn't ruin your nail polish Ed.... That was one of the best slams I've heard in years. Bravo! Forget the usenet 'LOL' crap - I'll be giggling for the next half hour.
