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What do I call you? Reviteers? BIMers? Anyway, nevermind you guys, this is my thread I get to talk about myself!  I used to work for a GIS Spatial Planning agency as a network administrator, but never had the chance to mess with the software they used (mostly AutoCAD/Maya). Due to boredom and unemployment, I have decided to backtrack and explore some of the Autodesk software. AutoCAD seems a little boring to me... and Maya is a little too advanced at the moment, but I am really enjoying Revit and I think I got all of the basics down. From what I can see, the 3D rendering in Revit is not very good and I am approaching the point where I am ready to start focusing on the 3D aspect. I noticed a lot of people are rendering their projects in 3DS Max, so I'm looking at that. I used to use Bryce for rendering landscapes and buildings, but it was far too limited/simple/easy and I highly doubt it works with revit. My question to you: Is 3ds Max easier/better than Maya? For the record, I don't plan on animating my renders. Which one is more valued in the industry if I were to seek employment?
Edited on: Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 3:02:23 PM
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Welcome Taurophylax! Glad to have you! I just joined too and I can say for sure, I feel welcomed!
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