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It seems strange that steam would want to put blender in steam. Wouldn't they just work on integrating with blender if they wanted blender? I suppose the strat
by GhotiFish 13y ago
It seems strange that steam would want to put blender in steam. Wouldn't they just work on integrating with blender if they wanted blender?
I suppose the strategy is to get the devs currently working on blender to look closer at making blender more compatable with the formats DOTA 2 is using, and putting a little more focus on the UX for that.
Then again, steam is basically a content distribution system, and windows doesn't have one of those (or at least doesn't have one that anyone wants to use. I'M SORRY http://chocolatey.org/ http://chocolatey.org/ I LOVE YOU, DON'T BE MAD)
- karlshea 13y agoFrom the follow-up posts on the list I take it Blender is already popular with the mod community and they are trying to make Blender easier to install and get going to make a mod.
- teamonkey 13y agoSteam already sells several pieces of game-related software, such as Cakewalk and GameMaker. A 3D modeling package fits right in. Blender is pretty much the only choice of 3D package for Valve's portfolio, being multi-platform, stable and costing less than $3000.