Autodesk Discontinues Blender Sparking Controversy and Outrage

AI Predictive Headline for February 5th, 2023

Autodesk shocked the world again by announcing that they would be discontinuing development of their newly acquired 3D software, Blender. This announcement comes less than a week after acquiring the wildly popular 3D animation package that had helped millions of aspiring computer animators enter the field.

The move has caused outrage among the Blender community, with many accusing Autodesk of greed and short-sightedness. “They took something free and beautiful and they killed it. And this after they promised to that Blender would continue to be available for free to all users,” said Blender user Sarah Kim. “It’s a betrayal of everything that Blender stands for.”

Autodesk’s entertainment industry manager Maurice Patel responded by explaining, “We promised not to charge Blender users anything and we haven’t. Blender is still free as it always has been, the only difference is that you can’t download it anymore, from anywhere. Maurice went on to state that Autodesk offers many other 3D animation options for its users starting at only $225… per user… per month.

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