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Re: Substance going subscription only
I'm not freelancing, I have a full-time job as a 3D generalist. And no, we don't have any licenses for any software at work. The core tools are Blender + UE4, nothing else. But I should've clarified that this affects ONLY my personal work that I can't be up to date with Substance Painter anymore, since they don't offer… -
Re: Substance going subscription only
More death to innovation. GG. Using the alternatives is fine provided a client doesn't need you to edit maya or max files for example. Same thing with Substance. This happened very quickly. I guess after a few releases they won't want to honor perpetual licenses anymore like it's happening with other adobe products -
Re: Substance going subscription only
Sorry to highjack this but max is also a good example. Camera navigation was great (except for very small scales) until they "fixed" it and then had to fix it again. On the other hand.. If I'm already writing: While a software is in development is makes sense to stay up to date to have the newest formats but when the… -
Re: Substance going subscription only
The reason why people are upset is not only for the money. One of the main reason is the lack of trust. A business should be based on a relationship of trust between the company and the consumers. So If a company say "perpetual licenses are here to stay, price of the software will not increase" and other good stuff, well,…
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