So they still have installers for versions 2011 and up, but giving users a free or reduced price upgrade to that version is not their idea of customer friendly support.

Luckily Maxon upgraded my C4D R11 to R21 perpetual for a good price, so bye bye E-on

The lack of community is really disheartening. You'll find much more on Vue.js than Vue, it doesn't help there isn't really a name to search for "Vue 2020".

Unexpected results is nothing I usually fear, but when the standard unaltered atmosphere shows no godrays, that might be a bug or eon just didn't care to update the presets for the latest version. Whichever it is, waisting time finding solutions for basic tasks now costs $75 a month and I think I am not willing to pay for finding bugs.

Please tell me if I get this about right. If I decided to go for 10 month Creator for modeling and 2 month professional for rendering in serious resolutions I would need:

• 10x $20 = $200
• 2x $75 = $150
• 1x $250 (for plant catalogue, as Creator version won't cut it).

That's $650 a year (instead of $990) and about $9750 until I get my old age pension ;) I think I'll pass and switch to C4D as long as they offer their perpetual license.

Thanks, I just learned it won‘t work anyway as they are linked to the user. So no chance to ever use my software again.

Atalantia posted at 11:08AM Sun, 22 March 2020 - #4384194

Vue 10 I still have. 8? Why you go for 8? Because I have license for 8