josephhowell

I'm an old user. Had a kid and was largely out of the art side of life for a while professionally and personally. The last work I did was with Maya some years back. What I want to know folks is... How's the water? If you want to pull me back in Godfather-style, here's your chance. Since I'm going to probably have to pony up the full fee (I have an upgrade disc but don't know where my original disc and serial# is), I need a little encouragement. There is also a chance I won't have much or any time to enjoy or employ the product too... So I need some of that good old A:M user fanaticism sent my way. Yeah, I used to have a full head of that myself but the plodding frustrations of Maya and Max in the time since I've used A:M, and the down-time away from hands-on 3D, have left me feeling unsure. Tell me how it's going to pull me back in on its own and how much value it will return for whatever time I can give it.