Hi Fred, that would make sense but one of the things that helps me operate as a very small single person business is to keep my product lineup very simple. So I prefer to focus on just one single version of the software rather than having multiple versions for market-specific targeting.

And actually expanding into a bigger new market space is not really a goal for me, I actually like having things at a smaller scale that can be handled by just a one person company without needing to expand.

I do want to add more and more 2D illustration type functionality over time though!

- Michael

Hi Michael,
I understand, not necessary for a business to go full grandiose!
Can't wait to see some more 2d functionalities

I really think MOI is an undiscovered gem within the 2D illustration / vector market. I use MOI all the time for vector work (2D + 3D) since I find it's so damned quick and intuitive. I then copy/paste the vector paths from MOI directly into Illustrator (via a handy script that is available) , and then use the 'live paint bucket tool' to quickly color the vector drawing, utilizing all of the line work to color fill closed loops. It blew my mind how quickly I could create stuff. I also do animation in After Effects, and I can copy/paste paths from Illustrator straight into After Effects.

Basically, MOI3D works great in conjunction with other 2d vector apps. No need to create a stand-alone package ;-) Thanks again Michael for an amazing product!

Hi dfroster, I'm glad MoI is useful for you!

For others interested in copy/paste to 2D vector apps, these are the shortcuts you can set up:

For putting PDF format on the clipboard from MoI:

script: /* Copy PDF format to clipboard */ moi.geometryDatabase.copyToClipboardPDF();


For putting AI (version 8) format on the clipboard from MoI:

script: /* Copy AI format to clipboard */ moi.geometryDatabase.copyToClipboardAI();


- Michael

Fat Lines by Max Smirnov are very suitable for 2D works! ;)

http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=7594.31



or 3D one