Does Brian Chan use treemaker?

[cowburger13]

The title explains itself. So, does anyone here know if Brian chan uses treemaker for some of his designs? Thanks,
Justin

[Razzmatazz]

When in doubt, ask him yourself.
He has an email.

[cowburger13]

ok I sort of figured he would be too busy to respond...

[Razzmatazz]

Oh, no not at all. As long as you have a point to your email (ie., a question), then he will answer it. But if it's non-definitive chatter about nothing; well, there isn't much he can send back.

So just email him an inquiry about whether he used Treemaker for any of his models, and you should get a reply back.

[cowburger13]

Awesome Thank you!

[Fluffy]

I've emailed him a few serious questions ( i wasn't asking for a CP or diagrams!) and no response.

[TheUnChosenOne]

But I wouldn't think he would use it. Treemaker is pretty limited in designing, only circle packing. You can't add grafting, bps, etc

[cowburger13]

Well you can modify a treemaker design and add grafts

[TheUnChosenOne]

Yes, true, but I think it would be easier to just make the grafts fundamentally

but besides, bping is still not an option which is a main designing tool nowadays

[cowburger13]

It's been a while, and I haven't got a response D:

[TheUnChosenOne]

It's probably because no one knows whether or not he does , but honestly, I doubt he could make the kraken with treemaker.

[cowburger13]

I mean a response from him (I emailed him). I think SOME of his work is treemaker designed

[Jonnycakes]

Maybe some of his older work. I would be very surprised if he uses it with any regularity in recent history. Treemaker designs, as said, are very limited. Grafting is not a magic fix for a design and is only useful if used wisely, just like many (any) other design techniques.