Look here:
http://www.autodesk.com/products/softimage/overview
PDF: Softimage Last Release Announcement FAQ - Update
<http://www.autodesk.com/content/dam/autodesk/www/products/autodesk-softimage/docs/pdf/Softimage_Last_Release_Announcement_FAQ_UPDATE_Dec_8.pdf>
Quote:
"Customers who wish to purchase new or additional seats of Softimage
2015 can do so by purchasing either the Maya with Softimage or 3ds Max
with Softimage transition offerings. These offerings are available via
their local reseller and cannot be purchased through the Autodesk
e-store. Each transition offering, Maya with Softimage or 3ds Max with
Softimage, can be purchased as a new standalone license for the same
price as a standalone license of Maya or 3ds Max. Please note that after
the two-year transition period customers will no longer be able to
purchase or rent new Softimage licenses or rental plans of the Softimage
transition offerings from Autodesk. "
Cheers,
oli
Am 13.11.2015 um 14:17 schrieb Chris Johnson:
Sorry guys....I disappeared from the list for a while...I'm sure this
subject has come up a number of times!?
What is the cheapest/best way to get a license of soft? Or can I still
even do that? Last time I touched base with a reseller I had to buy
the Suite which was around $10,000 Canadian!
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