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I mean, Cameron seems to enjoy pushing video and CGI technology forward, and audiences seem to enjoy it, so… why not? Sneer all you want, but it seems like som

• anon_cow1111 4y ago
  Unfortunately the article does note one important (depressingly predictable) part- >A majority of the water tools developed by the team sit within Wētā’s proprietary simulation framework, Loki. ...Makes a lot of the advancements moot when they're going to remain buried in a place completely inaccessible to anyone without a hundred million laying around.
  • dagmx 4y ago
    1. Unity are planning to make Wētā’s tools available for a fee. So it’s not going to be locked away forever. 2. As good as their tools are, they’re not something that can’t be replicated in something like Blender.
  • brookst 4y ago
    Why don’t you go invest the time/money in a proper open source version? If these folks are going to be so unreasonable as to try to recoup investment, you should have no problem getting traction.