Hi willem,

> could it be worth trying in my case, moI with later some gradual Elephant try outs?

It could be worth a try! But the part that will probably be a stumbling block though is that there just aren't many introductory resources available like video tutorials or books. Rhino + Grasshopper does have a lot of those types of resources available so it just seems like a better fit for you from what you've described.

To learn how to do it in MoI you'd need to be pretty self motivated and persistent.

- Michael

As Moi is so easy and intuitive maybe you have not to use the parametric world
and just direct modeling your Moment(s) of Inspiration(s)! ;)

Last image are floating houses ?

Thank you guys, appreciated.

Then I perhaps should just go for it!

Michael, I've never been a person studying with books on my lap, working trough material according trails, being impatient and undisciplined.

Pilou that sounds Inspiring (the sacred word), trial and error because the fun of it and energizing persistence, that may work here...

And the humane character that moI seems to represent realy appeals...


Indeed floating, we've a lot of water around here in Holland, it saved me creating an environment too.

Remember a regreated Ductch friend artist (with another 3D prog)...Bas Mazur! A unic style!
http://www.zbrushcentral.com/zbc-user-gallery.php?uid=5714&p=2

...I've seen...

AMAZING!

@Curious (NEWGUY) Buy It, and support this awesome software.

other new guy just confirmed modest support in the form of an update.

Hahaha, you guys crack me up with your comments about Michael's (im)mortality.

I think we should guard Michael, to avoid him being abducted by Autodesk, left chained in their cellar, while they publish MoI as "Autodesk 3ds Maya 360" for a $5000 per month subscription plan.

I have seen enough online to see that this tool will aid me. I will definitely buy it. Thanks for all the funny comments.