Yes, I personally find MoI much easier to work with than other programs. I have been doing fairly simple (though some have been complex) architectural modeling for about 25 years and MoI definitely speeds up my work flow. I rarely have to revert to other tools throughout the model building process. Love MoI and it gets better and better.
eric

Just my thoughts on the Rhino vs Moi thing.

I bought Rhino while I was a student for a very good price (they let you use it commercially too which is very nice of them). I tried to learn it however and always ended up feeling frustrated, it was just too different from everything I learned up to that point.

Fast forward about 3 years and I start to realize most of my personal work (mechanical modeling, ships, cars, bikes, planes) is much better suited to nurbs than SubD modeling (I can make SubD's do what I want and need, but it is painful sometimes) so I dig out my copy of Rhino and give it a whirl. Same old frustrations. Fast forward another 6 months and I discover Moi and for the first time nurbs just kind of click. I'm totally hooked now. :)

It's also funny how learning MoI kindof opens up "RHINO"!! Although, rhino needs time put in to figure out the plethora..

True, I opened up Rhino yesterday just to see how my MOI model looked in Rhino. It definately clicked a bit more then it used to, but it's still just a massive program. I am sure if my needs ever outgrow MOI, I would be able to jump into Rhino relatively easily. I don't see that happening though as I'm not a car designer or industrial designer, or engineer, I'm an artist and I just want to get out the ideas that I have swimming in my head.

Andy

Hi Andy,

Btw, in case you didnt know, you can just clipboard copy your models/curves (ctrl-C / ctrl-V ) between MoI and Rhino ;)