Yep. Or $4495 for a workstation license and then $2495 per year. For a
minute there it looked like Autodesk was doing something half reasonable
with the free transition offer to Softimage + Maya. But then I saw that
accepting that means that I would not be allowed to use Softimage at all
after February 2016. I'm not even sure what Autodesk gains from that.
Ben
On 3/4/2014 11:00 AM, Francois Lord wrote:
What I find interesting in the fact that people want to jump the
Autodesk boat is that they seem to forget they have to buy a new
software.
For a company that relies entirely on Softimage, that decision is not
a cheap one. Houdini is 7000$ for a floating license plus 4000$ per year!
http://www.sidefx.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=385&Itemid=190
In two years when Bifrost will be nearing maturity, Maya will become a
lot more appealing if you stay on subscription. Be kind with your bean
counter.
just sayin.
On 04-Mar-14 11:37, Alan Fregtman wrote:
I've set up a poll out of curiosity...
/Where will you transition to when Softimage falls?/ Vote!
http://strawpoll.me/1257710
(Multiple-choice allowed btw.)
