Hello Michael,

All that!
It's interesting, but you know, I stay as a sculptor who uses his gouges, unable to machine his tools.

Young, I was good in mathematical, but now I forget same the multiplication tables. On the other hand, my head is full by quantities of words, musics & numerous perceptions; another knowledge.

I admire greatly your work of creation which I think particularly clever.

I know a little what I speak; during 6 or 7 years I tested for the computing press, all the graphic, multimedia, web, utilities, applications, since version 1.0, by exemple, Director 1.0, Freehand, Smartsketch (the first Flash), Painter, Swivell 3D, Bryce, Poser (Now Quidam3D), Amorphium, & many others which I forget names.

MoI is for me, revolutionary, or I should to say, very evolutionary. I waited a such program since a long time, same if others are absolutely incredible as 3D COAT. But I prefer always my old STRATA (New CX) or my old BRYCE 4 or 5, for the renderings.

Thanks, good day.

Thanks Bard, I'm really glad that you like MoI!

Those are some nice pieces that you have put in the gallery recently too!

- Michael

Here's a Video link example of some Flow workflow.

Be warned, there are some audio cliches, sorry!


MoI Flow WorkFlow from danperk on Vimeo.

Hello danperk,

Great tutorial, not making any assumptions on where to find scripts and keeping a measured pace. Thanks.

Nice geometric tut!

Study of one prehistorical PEDRI-CNAP. Different extruded circular texts on handles's head, are easily applied with "Flow". The right mapping angle of the surface, is automatically found by "Flow". It's simply child's play.