If so, MayaLT is a perfect fit for most engines out there, like Unreal 4 and Unity. You say you're studying to be a game designer. That can take a long time, besides not everything you can do in Maya is possible in other software packages without having serious knowledge about the new application. If you're thinking about switching to another software package you have to calculate the time you'll use to get equally fluent in it as you are in Maya in addition to the actual cost of the new application. If you have a EDU license to Maya you have some good upgrade options from EDU to Commercial that's much cheaper than paying full price like you estimate with the $3500 tag. Well, any software that demands that kind of resources and manpower to develop and thrive must become expensive. Please demonstrate me wrong, but don't bother if I'm just going to get another misplaced brow beating for sincere curiosity. I really had hoped there would be better information, but I am not surprised since the cost raises a flag that the commercial end doesn't seem really understand it's own field very well. There is literally no reason to pursue a brand that reaches this deep into your pocket as if we are all drinking the same punch and livin hand in hand.Ī single person has directed me to alternative software, but again I see no incentive to try Maya Light either vs. In fact it alienates me because of the iffyness of the industry in general. The advertising for this extremely expensive software seems to be insider industry word of mouth.īut that still dosen't change the cost reality vs new graduate with loans to pay off issue. The fact of the matter is, I see nothing really drawing me in to use Maya vs. Not true actually, I am doing just fine on grants paying my way through community college. This is not a cheap or poor mans industry thats for sure." "Hell any classes/training you take involving Maya or any 3D modeling, animation, etc. There is really no incentive to be loyal, or interested at all.
"But I agree with others here, Maya is pricy but it is pricy for the owned version, which is usually paid for by those making money off of it."
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