e fromtier Amapi 7.5 new offer what gives? - Polyloop

corzair · 24th August 2007, 16:18

Just noticed on the e-frontier site that the one mighty Amapi7.5 is now on offer for just £75 for e frontier sofware owners...

No what does this mean - I upgraded lat year for around £100
on hearing there was going to be version 8

But does this mean end of the road or something else??
http://forums.polyloop.net/amapi-eng...tml#post144340

juanmanuel · 24th August 2007, 17:10

I don't think it is a deathbed notice. Just that with Silo2 just launching, Hexagon updated (but still buggy) recently, the impending launch of Modo 301, etc etc, an offer incentive was a natural way to go.
Now with the french developer team no longer with Amapi, I think this is even MORE logical, as one of the incentives for Amapi was precisely this team.
This is all just conjecture from my part, though, I have really no idea of the inner workings of e-frontier (or any other software company for that matter).

Butch · 6th September 2007, 01:00

Has anyone seen Hexagone in action?
It very very like Amapi.
But I dont get it?!
Why build two very much alike softwares?!

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juanmanuel Madly in love Join Date: May 2006 Location: Puebla, Mexico Posts: 241	I don't think it is a deathbed notice. Just that with Silo2 just launching, Hexagon updated (but still buggy) recently, the impending launch of Modo 301, etc etc, an offer incentive was a natural way to go. Now with the french developer team no longer with Amapi, I think this is even MORE logical, as one of the incentives for Amapi was precisely this team. This is all just conjecture from my part, though, I have really no idea of the inner workings of e-frontier (or any other software company for that matter). __________________ passionately alive This is my blog This is my portfolio

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6th September 2007, 01:00	#3 (permalink)
Butch Extrusion Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 171	Has anyone seen Hexagone in action? It very very like Amapi. But I dont get it?! Why build two very much alike softwares?!