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This is another place that’s not a big posh restaurant but hey, we’re regulars at Yummy and we happen to really like their food. The staff is always friendly and efficient and will accommodate all your wishes without any fuss. It is also a very inexpensive place, which compared to most other places on my recommended personal list makes it stand out (most are not inexpensive).
Since the initial publication by mantiCORE Labs several companies such as Softimage and Autodesk and have recognized the relevance of .NET and have, at the end of 2006 both released products that offer some integration with .NET….it ‘only’ took them 4 years. This article has been written with three different categories of readers in mind; Developers (including script writers and plugin programmers) of DCC software products and add-on applications, managers involved in the business and the technology of software development and users of DCC software. Kick back for a long but hopefully interesting read of what the future might bring, yet also about what the future should bring.
This is an article I had written several years ago. Seeing as there are still many links to the article and it still receives many visitors I have decided to save it in this new location on my personal site. This article is written by Stefan Andersson and yours truly and is aimed at users of Autodesk/Discreet’s 3ds max who are transitioning to Softimage XSI and covers the fundamentals. When time allows there will be follow-up articles published which will take a closer and more in-depth look at the various aspects of Softimage XSI such as the Net View, Synoptic Editor, Scripting, and lots more. You can find Softimage tutorials by Stefan Andersson on the excellent website of Ed Harris.