To whom I may concern, in terms of the world moving on.
It´s better to make sure subscription is payed annually, as it is the
cheapest way to keep up to date.
You lose your option to "re-fill" your subscription 12 months after subscription
has ended. You´re left with the upgrade+subscription option then.
The upgrade price is around 70% of a full version.
I missed this "little" detail and had to go the upgrade route today.
This week, there is a upgrade option that gives you the Ultimate Bundle for
the price of the Premium bundle. You get 1Maya+13DSMax+1Softimage+1Mudbox+...
The annual subscription fee for the Ultimate bundle pretty much equals
just buying subscription for 2 standalone versions but gives you subscription
for at least 5 useable programs, not counting SketchBook® Designer, which
I don´t know anything about.
Hope this helps.
Check your reseller, change your world :-)
On 18.01.2014 18:57, Tim Leydecker wrote:
But maybe we could get at least an Autodesk Advertisement here:
http://www.3dwillneverbethesame.com
Or even a next-gen app, next year?
Because technically, speaking strictly mayan, we reached the end of the
world on Dec. 21. 2012 already.
I didn´t even bother to buy any more support/supscription...
On 17.01.2014 22:00, Stephen Blair wrote:
Friday Flashback #155
The future of 3d animation began 14 years ago on this day, Jan 17th.
Was it worth the wait?
http://wp.me/powV4-2XA