If Blender can do stuff at the same level than commercial DCCs, or if it
can do better in some areas, I want to hear about it. And I want to hear
about it here, where everybody is looking for alternatives.
On 14-May-15 18:17, Sven Constable wrote:
Then I'd like change "we"with "me" in my statement if you feel more
comfortable with it. I do respect you the same way as I respect the
list. This list is the most proficient source of information in a same
way a platform for professionals is meant to discuss even everything
else. That’s my point. This is the softimage mailing list. I read
maya topics all the time. 3Dsmax, for gods sake and will tolerate it.
And Houdini? Well, it's very welcome and Modo for sure. But discusing
freeware? C'mon!
Well the problem I had was not actually arguing with specific modeling
in Blender but the promotion of it in this list. I do not think this
is the right place to promote software.
sven
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*Subject:* Re: Is purchasing a new softimage license impossible?
Hey Sven,
I'm not sure you have the right to police this list like that. I don't
mind if this kind of stuff is posted here. So when you use the word
"we" I'm not sure who you're speaking for but it certainly isn't the
whole of this list.
Anyone wanting to share new ways of working and tools should be able
to. This wasn't forbidden before the EOL for Softimage so it shouldn't
be now. Especially since the EOL.
Eric T.
On 5/14/2015 5:10 PM, Sven Constable wrote:
Hey Chris, we have some problem if people want to promote their
software in a inappropriate way. ADSK did this this on the list.
Newtek an SideFX did it as well. It's alright. But please keep in
mind, this is the softimage mailing list.
If I want to model with hobbyist software, controlled by hobbyists
I will choose Blender. If you want to promote a software for
hobbyists, you should use the appropiate forums.
sven
