I think this is a great move forward, as a way for others to cooperatively investigate the strengths and weaknesses of the "new" program. The release to macintosh, although great to see, is a long time coming, especially with the shift from 2D to the three dimension, and the forward thoughts of Autodesk. With Autodesk already on the platform with maya, it will be interesting to see how there expansion is on the macintosh, and if it will be rapid. Until that time, feedback to autodesk is important, discussions about it in smaller circles that you have set up and are narrating are very important, as the interfaces may have changed, but the user for the most part has grown with the company, and many things have moved around. So as things are discovered and shared amongst the users, before being asked to autodesk, they can focus there efforts on updating and moving forward. So... All the best with this endeavor, I think you are up to the task of initiating and instigating the forum of discussion!!!
I think this is a great move forward, as a way for others to cooperatively investigate the strengths and weaknesses of the "new" program. The release to macintosh, although great to see, is a long time coming, especially with the shift from 2D to the three dimension, and the forward thoughts of Autodesk. With Autodesk already on the platform with maya, it will be interesting to see how there expansion is on the macintosh, and if it will be rapid. Until that time, feedback to autodesk is important, discussions about it in smaller circles that you have set up and are narrating are very important, as the interfaces may have changed, but the user for the most part has grown with the company, and many things have moved around. So as things are discovered and shared amongst the users, before being asked to autodesk, they can focus there efforts on updating and moving forward. So... All the best with this endeavor, I think you are up to the task of initiating and instigating the forum of discussion!!!
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