gunleik
Well-known member
As I said, Shake is addictive (and time consuming).
I am by no means a Shake wiz, but once you get the grip on how it works, Motion just seems counterintuitive...
I keep telling myself:
This would have been soooo much easier in Motion, but end up doing it in shake anyway.
Shake sorta gives you the bits and pieces you order, for better or worse, Motion seems to want to tell you how to do it.
(and I do hear how this sounds like "DOS is for real, Mac OS is for kids" and I do not really subscribe to that POV...)
But that's just me.
Shake is owerwhelming, but fun!
Gunleik
(Who have managed to go through quite a few shake tutorials, but is constantly put off by the motion ones.
A typical day:
"Yeah! Today I'll really be a good boy, give motion a shot and work through some of the books I've bought....
Some hours later...
"Ah... I'll just shake it")
I am by no means a Shake wiz, but once you get the grip on how it works, Motion just seems counterintuitive...
I keep telling myself:
This would have been soooo much easier in Motion, but end up doing it in shake anyway.
Shake sorta gives you the bits and pieces you order, for better or worse, Motion seems to want to tell you how to do it.
(and I do hear how this sounds like "DOS is for real, Mac OS is for kids" and I do not really subscribe to that POV...)
But that's just me.
Shake is owerwhelming, but fun!
Gunleik
(Who have managed to go through quite a few shake tutorials, but is constantly put off by the motion ones.
A typical day:
"Yeah! Today I'll really be a good boy, give motion a shot and work through some of the books I've bought....
Some hours later...
"Ah... I'll just shake it")
