@Gabriel
There are several reasons:
a) Both HGE and TV3D are not cross platform and win only.
b) TV3D plays in a different price league than a max3D module mostly will.
c) Code mostly looks a bit easier and nicer in native solutions.
d) Tested interoperability - (hopefully :O).
e) If you like the philosopy of a developer for product A, it's likely that you'll like product B from the same developer.
f) It's hard to break a habit.
If i wouldn't need it i would wait and test this or that engine from time to time.
If i would be in need of a 3d engine i would go with an alternative now (curious about gman's v1.3).
There are several reasons:
a) Both HGE and TV3D are not cross platform and win only.
b) TV3D plays in a different price league than a max3D module mostly will.
c) Code mostly looks a bit easier and nicer in native solutions.
d) Tested interoperability - (hopefully :O).
e) If you like the philosopy of a developer for product A, it's likely that you'll like product B from the same developer.
f) It's hard to break a habit.
If i wouldn't need it i would wait and test this or that engine from time to time.
If i would be in need of a 3d engine i would go with an alternative now (curious about gman's v1.3).