Thank you for clarification Luc-Eric. It is apparent that the policies Autodesk has enacted are completely pernicious and unconscionable. Such an egregious and unilaterally oppressive action is only going to serve as a suppurating sore, sowing the seeds of mistrust of Autodesk within the small industry that is 3D animation & visual FX.
I can understand the clinical, unsympathetic responses from representatives of Autodesk. From what I can tell, outspoken Autodesk employees who actually cared about Softimage and its community over the years have been summarily deposed. To sum up: what Autodesk did to Softimage was bad enough, but the manner and lengths that they have gone to to expunge Softimage's utility border on obsessive. Its like holding a corpse for ransom. -=Eric T. On Sat, Aug 9, 2014 at 7:22 AM, Luc-Eric Rousseau <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes you lose the right to run three versions back when the subscription > lapses. You can only run the last version you installed. > On Aug 8, 2014 2:09 PM, "phil harbath" <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> What was the final verdict on using older versions of Softimage, I >> saw on the EOL page you could use up to 3 versions back. Does that require >> the user to be on active subscription. My case is I am on 2015 but my >> subscription just lapsed. >> >> >> Phil Harbath >> jamination >> > -- -=T=-
