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Doing VFX pipeline dev here and none of the softwares support 3 yet. Houdini/3ds Max/Maya are all 2.7 only. I have not even seen mention of moving to 3.
by gt_ 9y ago
Doing VFX pipeline dev here and none of the softwares support 3 yet. Houdini/3ds Max/Maya are all 2.7 only.
I have not even seen mention of moving to 3.
- aaossa 9y agoWell, they still have arount 2.5 years of support (https://pythonclock.org/ https://pythonclock.org/)
- boterock 9y agoBlender supports Python 3... time to move to blender I guess =P
- ubernostrum 9y agoWhat are they planning to do when the support for Python 2 runs out and people remind them they had a decade in which to start a port but didn't?
- gt_ 9y agoI have the same question. If I remember right, it's going to happen in 2020. I don't work with a studio yet but studios who buy the software don't seem too worried for some reason, even though their pipelines depend on it. Maybe someone else can offer better insight. As someone wanting to go into pipeline development, I am very curious.
- storax 9y agohttp://www.vfxplatform.com/ http://www.vfxplatform.com/ It's planned for 2019.
- gt_ 9y agoNice! Thanks for pointing this out. This could be naive but maybe the script transition can be a hiring opportunity for those like myself... not that there are many of us.
- mixmastamyk 9y agoNot a lot of text encoding going on there so most porting should be easy.