Both are ok, it's just hard to switch from one to the other.
Maya is a bit friendlier to more technical artists, while Max's modeling tools are a bit more complete.
I prefer Maya now, but I've customized it quite a bit, in some aspects I've made it feel more like Max even. 

 

Both seem quite convoluted in the UI department to me.
They should hire sleepwalkr C: 

"What am I missing? "

Muscle memory. :) Seriously, all apps do about the same stuff it's just in different locations.

I'm a MODO guy, myself... 

 

http://i.imgur.com/wBjM2F5.jpg 

 

Time has passed and you can now vote on your favorite submission. Even if you don't want to vote, be sure to check out the amazing results here. 

get rekt! 

 

TFW you compile something and the compiler decides it needs to check out 806 files, even though it only modifies 3 of them, and then goes ahead and checks them out one at a time, each operation taking a second, the actual compile takes 15 seconds. 

is that feeling 'so bored you go post on func' 

But then I realized I'd get about zero likes so it might as well go here. 

 

 

also, sounds like a pretty shit toolchain 

 

Was Germany's locker room freshly painted or what? 

Hello, I've just replayed this map

https://www.quaddicted.com/reviews/dm1m1.html

and all it is really missing is an exit trigger that leads into dm1m2. I see that the lunar maps have exit triggers added, can somebody make an exit trigger for this map? 

I found this channel via the Youtube related videos list completely by chance. Someone else might enjoy it too.

Douglas Little is developing a port of Quake II for Atari Falcon030. It's a bit of a challenge, as it is a computer from the early 90s with a 16MHz CPU. He is making some nice progress nevertheless.

He has also written a port of Doom for the same hardware. There are videos from it on the channel too.

http://www.youtube.com/user/doug694/videos

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Falcon 

Hi guys, here's my story for you:

seven years ago I started collecting Quake maps(sp/dm that is) not willing to play any of them before getting them all !
So I've surfed ALL the web to reach my goal and now I'm finally done !
I've burned them maps on a DVD-DL(8gb) and within next days I'll begin to play them.. oh lucky me !

ps: downloading all the maps I could find(sorted by authors !?!) has been a titanic effort and put my mental sanity to test ! 

holy shit dude is it April fool's yet?

I too have an obsessive nature, we're all probably a little OCD, but unless being an archivist is your thing, you have to admit that your experience of the art you're collecting (maps, whatever it might be) is going to be fragmentary - but that lets you focus again on the experience, which is the whole point after all. Gaining a complete, comprehensive, or even uncontroversially representative overview of a field as gigantic as custom quake maps, is probably not possible! 

! :) 

Or by the time he's done he'll be a bigger expert than any of us.

How big is the quaddicted archive? Does it have 8gb worth of Q1SPs?