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The downside of both Matrix and JewelCAD (or LiveWires, or Rhino Gold) are that you cannot model more complex jewellery forms and then cut them up into pieces. You have to design your entire ring from scratch and do the cutting and assembly in the same software package. So if you do a lot of diamond pavé, or a lot of pave setting, or even a lot of ruby or sapphire, youre going to have to do it in separate passes. Its simply not possible to have one program cut the whole ring for you, and have it then file out the pieces for your other programs to cut and assemble in a different program. Matrix is probably the closest to being able to do this, since their other program offers the same to model-based capabilities that JewelCAD does. However, because its still a little closer to total piecemeal assembly than JewelCAD is, I would suggest starting with JewelCAD first, and then adding Matrix after you have your basic design done.
Nathan Ive been using Firestorm for years, and I also design characters for animation and print to produce sfx files for them. Thats really the only time Ive ever used anything other than Firestorm and CS3. If your designing characters, one of the quickest and easiest programs to learn is Raphid. Its an animation program but its model makers able to build fully functional sfx, and are at my favorite places to go and sell animations, aka:Stuller Casting.
Your right about that. I can tell that it's not new, but it's still a powerful tool. My wife uses it on her laptop, and the computer is about 3 years old. The performance is good with the updates. 3d9ccd7d82
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