The UI of Rocket 3F appears to be designed by a competent 3D modeller with the end user's experience in consideration. The UI of Nvil looks like it was designed by someone on LSD or drunk. In Rocket 3F I can't seem to locate and I have no idea if it's in Nvil. In Hexagon3D 2.5 I use the 'extract' command quite a bit to extract a face. But because I'm not well versed in Nvil, I really don't know (other than UI) how they are different. So I have no idea (and no interest) in customizing the UI. I've tried Nvil and I have no idea of what tools are and where they are located. Once you get used to it 3DCoat's UI is quite easy. In the past I tried Truepace, Blender and ZBrush and hated them very much because of the confusing interface. The UI of Wings3D, Hexagon3D, Silo3D are so intuitive a newbie in 3D modeling is quite comfortable.

IMHO this is quite stupid and one of the biggest turnoffs with Nvil. You customize the toolset before you are comfortable in Nvil. Most people customize the UI after they are quite comfortable with the toolset. Your plans for future updates and their costs.IMHO that is the biggest turn off for Nvil. I neither have any problem with the price for the basic version nor with the price for the pro-version, but what are

That would be invaluable for many people in the modelling business. You should keep an eye on getting over/transferring creased or weighed details properly, when it come to conversion to Nurbs.

those worklows would truly be very much appreciated. If this work will lead to a proper and fluent solution, that enables us/me to work with 3d-scandata via retopo in 3d-coat > amending in Rocket3f > then transfering the result to MoI3d /Rhino 6. Thanks to Max Smirnoff as well for paving the way for this. To get subdivision-objects over to MoI3d is promising. I used to work with rhino/tsplines too and was somewhat ripped, when it was discontinued I especially like the 'bridge' with Moi3d and 3dcoat, as I'm working with those a lot. My congrats to and thanks for Rocket3f in the first place!!

Rocket 3f pro