exactly what mr Lord said. until there is a viable alternative for you then stick with Soft. I dropped subscription with Autodesk *because* of a percieved lack of development (compared to the past) but am now negotiating with the reseller so that I can catch up with subscription so as I can gain access to the final version.
am looking at houdini and Maya but am in no hurry. as a freelancer the amount of work in softimage will gradually dry up - whilst am learning Houdini and Maya to stay competative in the market On 20 March 2014 17:09, Emilio Hernandez <emi...@e-roja.com> wrote: > Not only I agree with you but I feel the same. But I am not transitioning > migrating at the moment nor I see a near future to do so. The kind of work > I do in advertising is not going anywhere away from Softimage. > > Autodesk can do whatever they want with their "innovative" tools. I have > what I need to continue my work for years. > > I am about to start a new project and it is again with Softimage. I > delivered yesterday another one again with Softimage. > > So Softimage forever until some Dcc captures my love again as it happened > when I fell in love at first sight with Softimage 3D and then XSI but until > 3.0
