Raffaele, You Misunderstood my words. It's simple. Autodesk is forcing you to change to Maya because they're telling you "You Can do everything you did in Softimage". Tell Autodesk you can't do that so easily, because you can't convert your 5,10,20 years of expertise to Maya. Nobody it's going to be productive from the start. It will take more than 2 years to do that; and not everyone want to change to something that it's not ready to be on pair with Softimage workflows. It's the same principle if they decide to kill Maya; and force you to be productive in Softimage. Don't be afraid to tell them, Don't kill Softimage! Some people can do it, some people don't.
Respectfully, Israel. pd: sorry for my english. On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 11:36 PM, Raffaele Fragapane < raffsxsil...@googlemail.com> wrote: > "As customers, we decide. Don't be afraid." > > Can I ask what you mean with that? > As a character TD and developer in the film industry what do you suggest I > "decide" to subvert the current situation? You recommend I internally > advise my employer they immediately switch to one of the other four DCC > apps out there with complete lack of character/animation tools that has > seen any trench time? > > There's nothing to be afraid or not afraid of, there are market forces and > the need to produce contents which require apps such as Soft and Maya to be > used. Some people have an alternative, some don't. > > > On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 3:07 PM, Tenshi Sama <tenshu...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I think people are afraid, and this is a big trouble. Is not only about >> one software; because maybe they'll do the same thing in the future with >> Max or Maya. >> All people around the world needs to take measures to prevent a company >> force them to do what they want. >> >> As customers, we decide. Don't be afraid. >> >> >>
