Are we going to have to go through another round of Carrara vs Vue arguments ? To be fair, I can also point out that : - carrara doesn't have a live preview of the scene (and its openGL preview is still far behind Vue's) - carrara's interface becomes sluggish as your scene becomes more complex. Even with it's crashes, I have managed to work on much larger scenes in Vue than in Carrara. - Vue's ecosystems are way more powerful than Carrara's replicators My point being, you can always find examples of how any software shines compared to another. And please, leave your own interpretation of e-on software's 'business plan' out of the picture. Unless you have a valid source of information from inside e-on, this is pure speculation. Oh... I forgot.. I've had Carrara since version 2.0 in parallel to Vue. Like any software company out there, Eovia also waits for new versions to fix bugs from older versions. Go look at their Bug List and reporting system to have a good example of how old bugs can get and how / why they are selected or discarded.

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