You just say Creative Commons, but CC has many very different licences. This one seems to be noncommercial. Does that mean, that when I learn stuff using these materials I cannot use what I learned commercially? (probably not, but still)
That would be tough to enforce. Iām sure that there are non-commercial restrictions on assets and such though.
I have to admit this is pretty surprising given their near monopoly of 3D and FX software. Autodesk really doesnāt need to do this, so good on them for seeing beyond the short term bottom line.
Itās funny in light of Autodeskās rivalry with āYour Own 3D Softwareā, Blender, which since 2006 pioneered high-profile āOpen Movieā work. Blenderās movies are made with f/loss tools, released as open content including all data assets licensed under CC-BY. A few years ago at SIGGRAPH, Autodesk had its booth under a giant banner that read āDonāt Blend Inā. Itās SIGGRAPH time of the year again, and the Blender groups are packed, but thereās no Autodesk booth anymore.
3dsmax might be great and all but Cinema4D is where itās at. #justsayin
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