how to close account adobe substance painter

#HOW TO CLOSE ACCOUNT ADOBE SUBSTANCE PAINTER SOFTWARE#

#HOW TO CLOSE ACCOUNT ADOBE SUBSTANCE PAINTER SOFTWARE#

Affinity doesn't have an equivalent of Substance Painter or Substance Designer and affinity software might at best make life easier for a couple of freelancers. Originally posted by stickydude:That other guy is just babbling. For the substance segment, there is Marmoset Toolbag, Armor Paint (with nodes and layers), 3D Coat (same thing, also with parametric modeling), Blender (better with addons), Quixel Mixel (Made free by Epic).etc Other alternatives are strongly competing with Adobe, some doing a great job at it, others less so, but growing none the less. Photo is a mixed bag, as a lot of photoshop artist use it for digital painting and that is not Affinity Photo's strong point. Designer and Publisher are arguably way better than Adobe's current offering. There are plenty of professionals, even entire shops which have switched over to the Affinity suite. Affinity Photo, Designer and Publisher have all put a dent in Adobe's usual profit share. Serif has been developing 3D painting features for Affinity for awhile now, its just not open to the public at this point in time.

Not really a threat to Adobe, as much as I'd like to. I hate buying software only to find that I need 150 add-ons to achieve what it is I want to do. Hmmmmm? I wish i knew more about these products, what the bare boned versions do and what add-ons are kind of essential. Originally posted by Pte Jack:You know, looking at the Affinity Website right now and for the next 3 days, I could buy (without subscription) Designer, Photo and Publisher for just a little bit more than I would pay for Painter (on sale and less if it weren't.) I could also buy most of the addons for the Affinity products for the same cost I would spend on Substance Designer.

How to close account adobe substance painter