http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvK1F-Thrzk
It boggles the mind how AD is avoiding a big fat antitrust lawsuit many times over...but that is big business and politics for you. On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 3:51 PM, Daniel H <[email protected]> wrote: > Re: ...we are committed to developing and marketing Softimage. It might > not be exactly in the way you expect.." - Maurice Patel > > You are correct, NOT at all in the way I expect. Taking one glance at your > latest info graphic of circles and it clearly states that Softimage can do > particles, but is not capable of modeling, animation, sculpting, painting, > rendering, or texturing, while Max and Maya a fully capable in all areas of > 3D development, but Softimage it not? Softimage is being reduced down to > just a particle tool only in an attempt to sell it as part of a Suite. The > consumers looking at that info graphic are being deliberately lied to for > what Softimage is truly and honestly capable of. Is this Autodesk's style > Maurice... being dishonest and lying to the consumer like that? > > We pay thousands of dollars for this 3D software, do you think we are > serious about our concerns in our investment and continuing investment..? > You say AD is committed to developing Softimage, but going forward we will > need to witness a real demonstration of that commitment in development, > support, and marketing. > > Daniel > VFXM -- -=T=-
