Sure, this is a ~4000 piece model which would have my old Pros fans spinning at 4500RPM, but is as difficult as a text file to my M1 Air. The app is Bricklink Studio, and you need to use the slightly older 2.1.10 version until the M1 native version is released.
I used to be into street photography.
It doesn't take long to use Studio once you are familiar with the program and various real world Lego techniques; of course the complexity of the model will increase the length of time required to build it, especially when it goes through various revisions as you spend time on it. Since Studio is integrated with Bricklink, ordering the pieces is a lot simpler when compared to the older app Lego created.
I know how it feels, getting your first Mac.Yes, it my first Mac in my life. I was worried about how stupid I will look while using it first days... but adaptation was very smooth and easy. From almost 6 years old Yoga to M1 Air - It`s like hell and heaven.
Danken for replyingI came back to video editing with my Mac mini i5 (2018), but since it only has integrated graphics, and I couldn't afford getting a eGPU, I was stuck on 1080p or liiiight 4K projects.
When I got my M1 MacBook Pro…damn, that's a hell of a different league! It just cuts trough my projects with color grading and effects applied like a hot knife through butter. Som I came back to video editing and now I am hoping for better weather here in Germany for having some nice days to shoot
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