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The more time it passes the less "meme" blender becomes.

The less meme blender becomes, the more atractive it becomes to small studios.

Eventually the price advantage and being open source becomes atractive enough to some small studios to move to blender.

Eventually these small studios will simply pay for blender support to develop custom made new features.

After this, big studios will join, since they know see other players moving to blender and their corporate managers see is not a risky move.

That day, the industry will move to blender.

We will win in the end, It's not a sprint, but a long marathon.

>> No.807420

>>807416
this has strong "here's how bernie can still win" vibes

>> No.807427

>>807416
Dial 8

>> No.807435

>>807416
>After this, big studios will join, since they know see other players moving to blender and their corporate managers see is not a risky move.
Isn't it typically the other way around? Some big house develops a proprietary solution, the solution matures, eventually the house decides to release it, other places see it's good and adopt it, it matures more, and ends up becoming an industry standard.

>> No.807437

I'm sure blender will be more common in studios but what will happen is other software will lower their prices to maintain power. Either way it's a big W for all of us.

>> No.807445

i wonder if we'll ever get a 3d modeling software that isn't free or extremely expensive.
like a one-time payment of 100 bucks and all the fancy cinema features are just paid plugins or so.

>> No.807454

>>807435
blender is open source so they start developing off it, or they make an addon, or they pay the foundation to hire more devs

>> No.807460

>>807416
The better it gets the more big boi softwarr developers will up their game.
It will always have to catch up, but I gladly take it over Maya some day when it gets better, but I doubt the sculpting will replace ZBrush any time soon.

>> No.807482

the thing about blender is it has no game engine and eevee doesnt even have rtx raytracing, making it objectively slower and worse than both unity and unreal.

>> No.807511

When will you fucktards realise, blender is just a fucking tool. Like maya, like unreal, like unity, ect.

>> No.807515

>>807416
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0gjmE3hJ2M

>> No.807751

>>807445
3d modeling is the one thing blender is AAA at

>> No.807759

>>807751
>blender is AAA
The tools and the workflow is fine but performance is shit.

>> No.807769

>>807416
Big boys with big studios and hundred thousand of people subdivided into specific task will inevitably chose specific tool that does that specific part of job that nothing lese comes to close to. Blender is a general package, big studios don't care about general package and atm blender doesn't have a 'killer feature' that no one else has or/and nowhere near the quality. What Blender can do is dominate small to medium sized production teams and basically pull the Adobe move, having some very strong hard to compete core features and everything else tightly integrated where you don't need to fuck around with translating one thing into another program as it is done for you FAST.
Funny enough, there is this one segment of 3D market that is rising up while being made of (if we compare to holiwood tier production teams) small to medium sized studios and yeah, Blender Foundation is not hiding it and putting it in their new versions preview trailers.

>> No.807817

>>807416
Our studio can talk to a dev for Houdini and Maya in literally under 30 minutes. We've had problematic behavior patched in hours.

That's what we pay for.

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808007

>>807416
>Eventually these small studios will simply pay for blender support to develop custom made new features.
-You are somewhere here-
>After this, big studios will join, since they know see other players moving to blender and their corporate managers see is not a risky move.

https://fund.blender.org/
Look up the Supporters of Blender. One from the top of my head is studio Khara (Hideaki Anno's current Studio, the guys who are making the Neon Genesis Evangelion Rebuilds) is using Blender for everything and Grease Pencil was their push with 2.8.
Nvidia has 2 fucking fulltime programmers that are there only to implement, optimize and polish CUDA and OptiX support for Blender.

Blender fucking everything in the arse isn't something far off in the far future anymore, it is already happening and people are still in denial.

Exhibit A:
>>807420
>this has strong "here's how bernie can still win" vibes
Meanwhile you'll find people claiming on >>>/POL/ that Trump can still win or that he let Biden "win" but is still pulling the strings in the background. That's what you call the Kobe Steak of COPE.

Exhibit B:
This entire fucking board that even created a (((containment))) general so that Blender doesn't go all fucking Boston Tea Party on their asses.

>> No.808060

>>808007
okay blendlet

>> No.808072

Exhibit C:
>>808060