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I needed 3D software to create a bunch of models for a RealityKit demo and the only usable version of Maya was $200 per month (Maya LT doesn't support plugins).
by rpastuszak 7y ago
I needed 3D software to create a bunch of models for a RealityKit demo and the only usable version of Maya was $200 per month (Maya LT doesn't support plugins).
I gave Blender another shot (Blender 2.8 to be specific). The new UI is just fantastic! And it's actually usable with a touchbar-only setup.
I wish GIMP progressed so much—*nix environment + Adobe CC are the two main reasons I'm sticking to MacOS.
- VMG 7y agoI hope Blender will include more GIMP features in the future
- brachi 7y agoSuch as? I get annoyed as well coming back and forth for simple tasks in image manipulation.
- bparsons 7y agoCreative cloud runs wonderfully on a cheap gaming PC.
- bilbo0s 7y agoI think they're saying that they want to use Linux exclusively. So running CC on Windows is just as bad in their mind as running it on Mac. (Actually, now I think about it, it's worse than running CC on Mac. Because on Mac at least they get a *nix based OS.)
- ygra 7y agoOn Windows you get WSL.
- brianwawok 7y agoYou also get all the baggage that comes with windows. Very few people that are hanging onto OsX for Photoshop are wanting to switch to Windows.
- xemdetia 7y agoI've given up on GIMP in a sense, Krita is the closest to what I actually want it to be but it's still missing some key stuff for me when it comes to vector selections and font work (but font work on GIMP was also less than great). It's much closer to what I've wanted GIMP to evolve into, so I've been crossing my fingers there.
- neurostimulant 7y agoPhotopea is much better than gimp in my opinion. It works really-really well for a web app. https://www.photopea.com/ https://www.photopea.com/
- SomeOldThrow 7y agoOh wow that also works on my phone! This is amazing.
- Miraste 7y agoKrita's also active and improving rapidly, unlike GIMP. I have high hopes for it.
- lukaszkups 7y agoI've made a switch almost year ago from Linux (and OSX earlier) to Windows - thanks to WSL it's like being still on *nix system but with running painlessly .exe applications ;)