My translation of it: *"If you want to use Softimage after the transition period, stop paying the Subscription. If you also want to continue using Max or Maya that you have had the pleasure to try for free for two years, you are welcome to buy a license. Thank you for being a Autodesk Customer. Now please drop your pants and bend over."*
/Jens On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 6:50 PM, Adam Sale <adamfs...@gmail.com> wrote: > I totally agree Arvid. I know I will need to revisit old scenes and > projects, and this totally shoots us in the foot/ head. > This is a completely unacceptable move on the part of AD. > Let us keep our old licenses, AND migrate. What harm is there in keeping > the old licenses around? > > > > On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 9:43 AM, Arvid Björn <arvidbj...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Excuse me, but THIS IS BULLSHIT: >> >> *"Please note that the right to use the Softimage license will terminate >> at the end of the transition period if you are still on Subscription. You >> will be transitioned to the latest release of either 3ds Max or Maya >> depending on your initial choice. If you want to continue to use your >> Softimage license after Feb 1, 2016 you should not renew your Subscription >> contract for a period beyond that date. You will be able to continue to use >> Softimage but will forfeit any future updates to either 3ds Max or Maya." * >> >> I can see how offering Maya/Max might be a parting gift, but how can you >> deny the continued use of Softimage after the two year transition period? >> No fucking way in hell we'll just throw all of our data from almost 10 >> years back into the lake, we'll need the ability to open older Softimage >> projects INDEFINITELY. >> >> Basically, there is absolutely NO way forward with Autodesk at this pont, >> I have to keep access available. Rethink, respond and change this policy >> ASAP, thanks. >> >> > -- Jens Lindgren -------------------------- Lead Technical Director Magoo 3D Studios <http://www.magoo3dstudios.com/>
