Anyone else have problems with the link (via Plimus) to download MOI after payment? The first attempted finished with only 10.1mgs downloaded (on a very fast service) and each subsequent attempt (on various computers, just in case) have failed with less and less of the software downloaded. Now Plimus tells me I've exceeded my maximum attempts and has cut me off...but I still don't have the program, and can't seem to raise Mr Gibson via email to get this straightened out.

Kind of frustrating, now that I'm out several hundred dollars. (sigh)

Anyway, any help to get this resolved and me happily 3d modeling would be appreciated.

Thanks.
GW

10.1 mb sounds about right.. Did you try to install it???

Hi Greg - I don't seem to have any e-mails from you so they may have been intercepted by a junk mail filter or something.

I have sent you a private message in the forum with a new download link - look under the Inbox link in the forum here.

Note that the whole installer is actually only slightly larger than 10MB in size, so getting something around 10MB is actually not an error - that's the correct size for the actual full product!

- Michael

Michael;

I suspected I wasn't getting through via email after reading all the raves about how responsive you are...add my voice to that list. The new link worked perfectly, and I'm now up and running. Thanks!

BTW, I'm very enthusiastic about this project of yours. As a long time product designer who still "thinks" with a ball point pen, I'm not always impressed by more complicated/expensive tools. So finding truly effective usable software is every my goal, and MoI seems to fit the bill for rapid (but accurate) 3D concept generation (much like Artrage fullfilled my need for rapid 2D concept generation) that can also run on my current computer. (There are some terrific software packages out there which are useless without the latest graphic cards...)

Anyway, I'll do my best to spread the word (if I'd had known about MoI, I wouldn't have spent so much time puzzling over the gazillion menu/tool choices in Rhino for so long) and hopefully generate more interest and support for this program.

Thanks,
Greg W

Hi Greg, that's great that you're all set up now!

Yes, from what you're describing MoI should be a good fit for you since it's a major focus for MoI to try and be easier to use and not have a zillion buttons and stuff like that.

You'll probably find that after you've spent some time with MoI that Rhino will make more sense as well actually.

- Michael