What is your prefered modeling technique?

[Ryan Bennaton]

I like points. Whats yours? Spline,subpatch,points,sculpting, or primatives?

[mar121y]

They argued that people typically have a preferred conflict resolution style . This is where a technique like win-win negotiation can be useful to find a solution .


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[rwhunt99]

It a depends on what you are trying to do, I use the one that will give me the results I want the quickest. So there is no one technique that I use. That is why there are so many types of tools in the tool box.

[Ranjeettt]

Originally Posted by rwhunt99 It a depends on what you are trying to do, I use the one that will give me the results I want the quickest. So there is no one technique that I use. That is why there are so many types of tools in the tool box.

It is depends to what you are trying to make.

[vikas221]

it depends on project i select modeling techniques according to my project, all techniques are good for individual type of project....

[vivek221]

i like primitives....

[David124]

Hi dear,

It is depend on your thinking for what you are trying to make

[Berna22]

There are several techniques that enable software architecture efforts. These techniques include standard modeling languages such as the Unified Modeling Language (UML); frameworks such as the Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) and the Zachman Framework; and software processes such as the Enterprise Unified Process (EUP). In this article I describe each briefly, summarize their strengths and weaknesses, and then discuss how to apply them in an agile manner. My goal is not to present a detailed overview of each technique, each one is worthy of a book in its own right, instead my goal is to make you aware of the technique and to suggest further avenues of investigation if you’re interested.

[rwhunt99]

Does this have anything to do with Lightwave 3D?