Trying to figure out what the difference is between the  Pro package and the Pipeline package.
All I can find is some Exports you can do with Pipeline?
Is that all?  or am I missing something.
Trying to see what the big difference is in $$$

Pipeline gives allow to export in:
-FBX
-3dsMax
-Unity3D
-Unreal 4
-Maya_Win32-bit
-Maya_Win64bit
-MotionBuilder
Ready. For  Assets from Reallusion store you must purchase export liscence price.

Hope this helps

In addition, the 3DXchange Pipeline version will provide access to a curve editor in iClone, which will cost additionally otherwise.

A curve editor is essential to smooth out and correct animations.

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Listen to Animagic -- the curve editor will cost $150 (according to RL) so whatever the difference in cost between Pipeline and Pro you need to factor this in (IOW, let's say it costs $250 difference -- you subtract $150 from that and for $100 you get Pipeline which is probably worth having just in case.  And it might even be cheaper, depending on the deal you can get).

At this point in time I wouldn't buy anything but Pipeline.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Last night I bought Pipeline for $180, since that was the difference.  
So get Icurve later on, and got the export part, if i ever need it.
Probably have to patch it for the 2Gb limit to 4gb..
and hopefully they'll make a 64 bit version, that removes that limit.

And there you go (I did the same thing earlier).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley