XSIBase interviews Softimage's Michael Isner

[raffael3d]

and here is also an interesting one:

Softimage's MD Michael Sheasby about it's future, the competition and XSI 3.0

http://www.xsibase.com/articles.php?detail=12

[Array]

lol, thx again. nice little site you have going there :beer:

EDIT:

2 - Does Softimage plan to release a low cost/stripped down version of XSI like maya (in)complete or houdini select?

I love this line. There's hope for me yet, since the ONLY thing keeping me (and many others) from using XSI is the pricetag.

[Per-Anders]

well if xsi ever came out on os x i'd know what my next software purchase would be.

[Array]

actually xsi shouldnt be too hard to port to OSX since XSI is available for linux and SGI. I think the only thing keeping it from being ported is the fact that not enough people use macs for highend 3d work. :shrug:

[SheepFactory]

"Consult http://www.digitalillusion.tv/Papers/DecreaseProductionTime.htm for an independent view on the productivity gains XSI brings. We've seen that owners of XSI tend to be in a much better competitive position - from being able to turn around bids and jobs faster, to delivering superior results. "


site doesnt exist anymore

:D

[raffael3d]

the link is now here: http://rickw3d.com/Papers/DecreaseProductionTime.html

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