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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Max 2026
« on: 2025-04-02, 14:31:42 »... but otherwise its pretty damn solid in my opinion, we have so many tools to work with, for non-animated scenes its blazing fast for most things...
3ds Max blazing fast?! Wow ... first time I hear this. I've never put my hands onto Maya, C4D or Blender, but I'm dealing with Max for 20+ years now and I'm still impressed by the fact it's not multithreaded yet, in 2025 ... Anyway, I agree with you about the archviz point of view, Max is a cool tool after all as you get all these scripts and plugins to speed up your workflow.
It depends entirely on what you're doing. Is max the fastest & best tool for animation? Certainly not. But in other instances such as this example from Eloi Andaluz Fulla, Max is clearly winning.
https://youtu.be/4VmTBCFZE6Q?si=mvLhATs4yxbrHZ8c&t=12
Yes it's one tool in one scenario on a particular set of hardware but you need to ask yourself: does Maya/Blender/C4D have all the tools you need to continue your workflow uninterrupted or would you be hitting several stumbling blocks if you tried to ditch max?