3rd Party Developers list to keep it up with Softimage

[Cacoman]

Well just to make a list of 3rd party developers that stated they will continue to support and develop for Softimage.

As far as I read.

1. Exocortex
2. Mootzoid
3. Redshift
4. SolidAngle
5. Fuzz

Please add to the list so we will keep an eye for updates and new releases.

[face]

Not so big as the other ones but i will also continue my support and development for Softimage.

Stephan Woermann

[McNistor]

Who's FUzz? A link maybe?

[xsi_fanatic]

Does this count ?

http://www.di-o-matic.com/products/plug ... e=overview

[mirkoj]

http://vimeo.com/80382153

this is Fuzz

[EricTRocks]

That would be Paul Smith aka Pooby.

[Maximus]

Curious about Solidangle, they didnt say anything yet, while Vlado confirmed they going to drop development of Vray on SI.

[Cacoman]

Well the SolidAngle I read it from the mailing list.

But if anyone can confirm, to update the list.

Cheers!

[PanosRS]

Hi guys. On the topic of Redshift's continued support for Softimage, here's a copy of a post we made yesterday on cgtalk (and our own forums):


Hi, this is Panos from the Redshift team.

We've had several posts about this on our forums (some even before the actual announcement!) and we'd like to share some of our thoughts here, too.

Softimage was the first DCC we ever integrated Redshift with. It has been almost a year since we announced and during these last 12 months the XSI community has been nothing but incredibly supportive. We're grateful for that!

While this is no doubt a bad day for Softimage users, I'd like to say that, as far as Redshift XSI is concerned, we'll continue development on it for the foreseeable future. We've obviously done a lot of work on it and we're not going to be throwing all that away overnight. Or abandoning the very same people that supported us all this time.

Redshift currently only supports XSI and Maya. We hope to add 3DSMax support before summer and have already started looking at other DCCs as well, such as Modo/Houdini/Cinema4D/etc.

One thing worth pointing out is that Redshift licenses work across DCCs. So if you're an Redshift XSI user and you think you might be moving on to Maya or 3DSMax in the next 6-12 months, the same license will work there too. Same goes for any other DCCs we'll be adding support for later this year.

Once again, we'd like to thank the Softimage community for their warm embrace.

Stay strong!

-Panos

www.redshift3d.com

[FabricPaul]

obviously Fabric isn't going anywhere

[Cacoman]

Ok Updated list as far as we are.

1. Exocortex
2. Mootzoid
3. Redshift
4. SolidAngle
5. Fuzz
6. Stephan Woermann
7. Fabric Engine