so whose decision was it to kill Softimage then? perhaps was the same decision maker that moved entire Softimage development departments AWAY from Softimage and onto other projects immediately on acquisition.
bullshit about killing Softimage because of 3 apps to develop. why buy in the first place then. A sure fire way to lessen amount of development staff 'hassles' of keeping modern approaches and innovating is 'competition' and if not happy with spending this time and effort , much simpler for Adsk is to buy it and kill it. there really ought to be some kind of EU laws against this when folks livelihoods and sheer amount of years spent behind the wheels of Softimage are at stake. On 7 March 2014 22:05, Chris Vienneau <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Mihai, > > No it was not my decision to kill Softimage but I am not pointing up hill > or to a nameless figure in the darkness as I work for Autodesk and that was > the spirit of the statement that you quoted. I am here for those people > that want to know more about what we are doing for the film vfx industry > with our products. You can attack me personally all you want and others can > join in if they want. I have been in front of softimage users face to face > the last two months and if my path crosses you in the next while I will sit > with you to hear you out
