Was talking to a friend about 3D software and he had some good things to say about Rhino. I have not looked at Rhino in a few years, and although it is shallow, I have to admit that the name kind of puts me off. It just seems a little cheesy and cliche. Anyway, he was speaking of the virtues of learning a surface and solid modeler particularly because the surface was easier to concept with, I think that I am going to have to check it out.
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I've also heard good things about Rhino. The one negative I had heard but have yet to investigate is that they don't have a version for the Mac. However many of the fabrication vendors we deal with are continually telling us "You (we) need to get Rhino." So I guess if we want to be up to date we probably should get Rhino. We need to investigate if it runs on the Mac OS and how much a seat of it costs.
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