Honestly I would love to see Max being killed as well...not because I hate Max, but because it will show how much AD don't care about customers but only about money and profit...
There are A LOT of people currently using Max, so there is a big difference between forcing a relative small amount of people ( ex-Softimage users ) to switch to Maya, instead of a large group of people, from game devs to archviz designers...well....in the end.... "There can be only one" :-p 2014-07-15 6:44 GMT+02:00 Sebastien Sterling <[email protected]>: > From an M&E perspective Max is on the way out, its very telling when > schools start to switch from it to maya. game studios as well. AD's > complete lack of interest in keeping it afloat in these areas as observed > at this point, the issue of platform agnosticism as the article mentions. > > self fulfilling prophecy. > > One might make the argument that there is the archviz people to think > about but i can't say i don't feel the latest updates reflect the needs of > there demographic, they look like appeasing updates, very much like the > updates to softimage in the final years, camera mixer and syflex update, > fairly weak sauces. > > "3ds has a lot of third party support" so did Soft and it doesn't seem to > have made an impact in the end, I don't think AD cares much about 3rd > party, other then those that can be bought for cheap spare parts to be > re-purposed as "new" features to save on development costs. > > "they added Python!" probably too little to late, might have made a > difference back in the day, but now ? who is going to take the time to > learn Python for max ? archviz people ? > > > > > 2014-07-15 5:05 GMT+01:00 Max Evgrafov <[email protected]>: > > http://blog.digitaltutors.com/will-3ds-max-die-next/ >> >> -- >> Евграфов Максим.(Summatr) >> https://vimeo.com/user3098735/videos >> ------------------------------------------------------- >> Хорошего Вам настроения !!! :-) >> > >
