I'd like to see Reallusion seriously consider incorporating virtual video sets for iClone. Yes, there are some called Motion Montage, I believe, but I'd like to see this feature go further. Around 2004 or 2006, I spent $700+ for a program called Serious Magic and its collection of add-on virtual set suites.Adobe bought it with the promise of providing continued support for original buyers. For a while they did. Now, they don't and your installed copy is deactivated. They did the same with Adobe CS3 Production as well. So, instead of assisting you, they try to trap you into renting (they call it subscribing) their alternative, and I think inferior product. I think iClone is well-suited for including virtual studio sets. Not just static backgrounds, but those that have some limited degrees of animation. Say, perhaps distant to close up shots, Wandering camera to frontal shots. Fly-ins from outside to inside shots or room to room fl-ins. Indoor and outdoor backgrounds. You get the idea. And finally, if (may it never happen) Reallusion or just iClone gets sold, make sure original purchasers can always reinstall and use  what they paid for. Those buying under the new business, I can understand selling it as a subscription service as a business decision. But original buyers should not be forced to abandon what they for and made to bleed for it.


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