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Have you considered how Autodesk arrived at that level of community support and how the license for Fusion 360 has changed over the years? (and is subject to ch
by WillAdams 2y ago
Have you considered how Autodesk arrived at that level of community support and how the license for Fusion 360 has changed over the years? (and is subject to change in the future).
My comment from a Reddit discussion on Fusion 360 license changes:
>Translation:
>We have extracted all the beta-testing which we wanted for free out of naïve users
>and are now taking our game over to the other field where we can charge admission.
https://old.reddit.com/r/hobbycnc/comments/itw4d7/autodesk_is_nerfing_cam_for_hobbiest_use/g5h6rm7/ https://old.reddit.com/r/hobbycnc/comments/itw4d7/autodesk_i...
- bsimpson 2y agoHonestly, I'm more interested in getting these projects made than in "what if"ing the future. I have a hard time imagining my needs exceeding what I expect to remain in the hobbyist sphere, and I have the ability to transfer my skillset to another tool when the time comes. I'd rather spend a month trying things out with the free thing with lots of reference material than go off on my own path spending hundreds on some indie software that I might only use a few times.
- dekhn 2y agoNone of those events have had any impact on me as a hobby user of Fusion 360. Sure, it's subject to change. The software is a business for them. I know a lot of people got worked up over this. I do not see any alternative that is as cost-effective and functional.