I had Vue 10 Studio and had added the Ecopainter module for $99.  I skipped Vue 11 and recently upgraded to Vue 2014 Studio.  I had thought that I could upgrade by Ecopainter module to Vue 2014 for the $49.50 upgrade price, but when I tried last night at Cornucopia 3D it said that I had to first upgrade to the Vue 11 module, then upgrade that to Vue 2014.  Math has never been my specialty, but two $49.50 upgrades is the same as paying the full price of $99.00. Surely there must be some price break for upgrading, even if it is two steps.  Am I missing something?

I'd say contact the good people at C3D, they may give you a break. You're not missing anything, I do believe that's the way it is with modules..... ugrading to the next version gets you half price, skipping one version and the upgrading doesn't give you a special price. Not like when you upgrade Vue and skip a version, that gives you a special price.

That's the reason I moved from Vue 10 Studio to Vue 2014 Complete, upgrading the 2 extra modules I had while skipping a version, did cost more then going from 10 Studio to 2014 Complete.

I will see what they say.  Had I known that I would not get the upgrade price on the module I might have gone ahead and gotten Complete. Not a very customer friendly policy I say.

Just to update you.  Cornucopia 3D did give me a bit of a break.  I got the module for $69 rather than the full $99. Probably in the future rather than fooling with modules I'll go with Complete.  It would be nice to be able to skip an upgrade or two, but then they raise the price on you.

Nice to hear they gave you a little break :)