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I keep expecting to hear any day now that Adobe has purchased Unity. Their ideas behind content creation and authoring are really in line with each other, and 3
by seanalltogether 15y ago
I keep expecting to hear any day now that Adobe has purchased Unity. Their ideas behind content creation and authoring are really in line with each other, and 3D content creation is sorely lacking in the Adobe lineup.
- azakai 15y agoVery good point - that would make perfect sense. It would fill a big hole in the Flash developer tools, and if Unity were refocused to Flash, it would give Flash a huge boost: Get all those Unity developers working on Flash, indirectly at first, but they would eventually write the UI for their games in Flash and so forth. And it would make them less likely to use other game platforms. I would be happier if Unity exported to HTML5, and I assume that would be unlikely if Adobe bought Unity. But from Adobe's perspective buying Unity would be the right thing to do.
- jianshen 15y agoActually I would've expected Autodesk to be a more fitting suitor given how easy it is to get into Unity if you already know Maya. The controls and hotkeys are identical between Maya and Unity and all character modeling, rigging, texturing and animating is imported seamlessly from Maya -> Unity. If anything, I'm waiting for Autodesk and Adobe to merge somehow.