Cool video mate. I use 3ds Max but for creating avatars and animations mainly, and a little for motion graphics.
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Thanks a lot! I tried Maya but I am more into the architectural stuff so sketchup is a good fit. Plus Lumion is very user friendly and really has unbelievable graphics.
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I think also it depends on what tools you start with. I think if you master a program you can create basically whatever you want. For me, max was the first program I learnt for animations, so it became my go to, however, it was very intimidating when I first started with it. I know many people also use blender which is very user-friendly. ..btw thanks for the support on the Graffiti post it is appreciated:)
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