SOLVED: What do I need to buy to get everything?

LiveWireDX

I currently own an NDO license, which I purchased way back before the full Quixel suite existed. I was about to purchase DDO to complete the suite, when I saw the announcement for 2.0 and now I’m confused.

The new tools in 2.0 look amazing, and I read that existing users will get the upgrade for free. So my question is: if I purchase a DDO license, will I also get the 2.0 upgrade for both NDO and DDO when it is released, or do I need to own the suite rather than the licenses separately?

Secondly, it’s cheaper to purchase 2.0 at the 30% reduced price, so why would I want to purchase 1.8 versions? Or does 2.0 only include the painters and not the original NDO/DDO/3DO tools?

NDO has been an amazing tool, and I want the complete set. I’m just confused as to what each separate purchase will get me.

repete

It will work out cheaper to pre-order 2.0 with an Indie, Hobby & Freelance license type as they are now the same price, if you buy an Indie license for 1.8 it's going to set you back $249.

It's actually very cool that Quixel have combined the Indie license with the hobby & freelance license and for just $89 you would have to be mad not to pre-order :poly121:

cheers

LiveWireDX

Does 2.0 include the original NDO, DDO, and 3DO? Or is it just the new Painter tools?

Wiktor

2.0 is the new version of the SUITE with NDO and DDO renamed to DDO Painter and NDO Painter respectively. The legacy versions are available from the website for download. http://quixel.se/dev/ddo (scroll to the bottom).

LiveWireDX

Wonderful, thank you!

Wiktor

You are welcome!

Sir Apple

Hey Wiktor, I have a quick question bouncing off what was said above.

With the release of the Suite and things like dDo Painter, and the soon-to-be release of 2.0 Suite will Quixel continue to support and put out new versions of its Legacy products such as dDo Legacy? Or are those being dropped from development with a new focus on the Suite and the painter products?

I ask because dDo Legacy fits real well in my workflow as well as many others I'm sure, and I'd hate to see it phased out.

Synaesthesia

You don't even want to know how many times I've mentioned Legacy to them. ;-)