There are alot of great Max/Maya scripts/plugins for purchase out there. I am curious if anyone would buy a good Zbrush plugin and if so, how much would you spend?
I don't really have plans to sell mine or anything... I am just curious if a niche market would develop.
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It really depends on the quality/value of the plugin though.
Yes it's vague but I don't think there is a way to make it specific because I don't something in mind to sell.
I sorta feel like... since the community gives 99.9% of the tools/brushes/alphas away for free. Being that 0.01% person that makes something for sale is sorta a dick move? I don't know.
edit: Pixologic has spoiled us with plugins so much I'm having a hard time thinking up something I would really like that I would pay for. I'm sure people have some great ideas.
For example, if you created a plugin that is an Uber-Autosave kind deal, charging money for it would be really out there.
A plugin which auto-created organic unwraps? 10-15 bucks would be a good place to aim.
I'm not sure what kind of plugin one needs to create to warrant the 40$ price tag, but it better be more awesome then Polyboost during the pre-Max-2010 release.
In the case of ZB, it's a little more complicated since there aren't too many plugins I can think of. Most of them are created by Pixo, others are mostly import based stuff for free, and the ones that cost, are pretty cheap since they're simple stuff like Maya Navigation.
Sure Sure. This is sorta what I am getting at. There is sorta a precedence with Pixo AND the community giving away their stuff.