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Pig Disgusting 11/04/14 (Tue) 03:46:59 No.93

Honest question: What's stopping me from exporting an obj file from student versions of autodesk programs and pretend I did everything in photoshop?

unityfag 11/04/14 (Tue) 20:47:58 No.94

I wonder myself actually.

.obj and .fbx you can open with a text editor. You'll find a comment line in the beginning that says something like "exported with maya fbx module" or whatever.

Open that file in blender or photoshop(does that take .obj files? i dont actually know), save and the comment line will change to blender/photoshop.

You can also just delete the comment line with a text editor but maybe thats suspicious, iunno.

Pig Disgusting 02/09/15 (Mon) 05:45:43 No.119

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Absolutely nothing? The only reason to pay for software is for updates / services (cloud rendering) or because the DRM is hard to crack (not currently the case)

You should pirate retail software, if you ever work for a real studio or start your own company, they'll provide you a license.
In the case of Autodesk it's not even necessary to pirate, you just click the "Yes I am probably a Student" button and provide a bogus email (doesn't even need .edu) and download that shit.

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