Everything else makes me want to punch a puppy. I cringe everytime Daz trumpets some advancement in its animation capabilities because I think of what cool features they neglected that aren't already done, and much better, in Blender.ĭaz's strength seems to be it's models, artists, and marketplace I know that's why the get my money, in particular. I really wish Daz would consider what a symbiotic relationship could exist (no, does exist) and make use of Blender's open source nature to free Daz up to concentrate on innovation in their core. Also like Linux, Blender has progressed beyond the "Dismiss it" point, beyond the "Deride it" point, to the "Embrace it" point.
I really wish Daz would give up on it and punt that responsibility to Blender, and make it easier to do so.īlender is clearly at the same point on the same trajectory that Linux was in the early 90s, whose endpoint was singlehandedly ressurrecting Red Hat and IBM, the entire top 100 Supercomputer list, and being in half of everyone's pockets right now. The whole Daz environment is already extremely lopsided: Absolutely awesome character models and assets at the right price, but a limited animation environment (to be generous). It would be soooo nice if Daz just supported Blender with addons to import assets so that others didn't have to make Rube Goldberg type machinations to get their content into Blender.
As both UbiSoft and Epic both made serious and public pledges to assist in Blender's development, their stated reasons for doing so really make me think:
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