Hello UGMENTAL,
I know Alibre and I tested it a long time ago on a Windows PC; I liked it and I think it’s a great option. The way you described how it handles licensing seems like the fair way things should work—the exact opposite of this IMSI DRM hijacking method.
I am also on my way to testing Plasticity, but I need to find a good companion tool to generate 2D technical drawings from those designs. I’m not sure if Rhino would be a good option for this, so please advise.
However, I really love using the Mac. That is one of the main reasons I always look for software that runs natively on it. Aside from the great features that Vellum, Cobalt, Concepts Unlimited, and Shark FX offered back then (in the early 2000s, I guess), running natively on macOS was the main selling point for me to adopt this software.
Even with all the bugs discussed here, those unique features were good enough to keep me hooked on using it (even during those frustrating times when I wanted to pull my hair out!). But this unethical practice is just too much. I cannot agree with it, to the point that I am now willing to invest the extra time and money to migrate to a completely different platform. At this stage, and due to the recent interactions I've had with the IMSI staff, I have lost all hope of getting a positive resolution.
Maybe these new IMSI corporate policies explain Tim’s absence from this forum (his last post was on March 22nd). I am guessing that he is probably not comfortable with this direction either.
Thanks for your support, dear friends. I will keep you updated on any news.
Regards,
Luis G
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