However, the Substance user reaction is… well, less than enthusiastic. The addition of Allegorithmic furthers our expansion of Creative Cloud into 3D content design… With this acquisition, Creative Cloud will benefit from Allegorithmic tools that are already helping top gaming, entertainment, retail, and other brands create the textures and materials that give 3D content detail and realism.”įor 3D Professionals who use Adobe’s Creative Cloud, this seems like a wonderful match. Later this year, Adobe will announce an update on new offerings that will bring the full power of Allegorithmic technology and Adobe Creative Cloud together.”Īnd on the Adobe blog, Scott Belsky explains: So, what is the plan for Creative Cloud? According to Adobe:Īdobe will focus on expanding the availability of Allegorithmic tools via subscription.
We will share more details about these new and exciting licensing options at a later date.įlexibility is nice, and this points to other subscription/licensing options for Substance, beyond their current options. As we join the Adobe family, we will also unveil new and more flexible subscription offers in the coming months.
Your current licenses will continue running and getting updates. When it comes to licensing, nothing changes for now. Will this change? Allegorithmic was quick to point out that it will remain the same… for now. You’ll be seeing Substance and Adobe’s tools evolve together within the coming months and years, but the very same teams are still behind your favorite products, and you can still find us in your favorite online Substance communities, which are growing every day.” The unique revenue-based licensing for Substance products.Īdobe is known for their all-in-one Creative Cloud subscription pricing and product suites while Allegorithmic has been known for their unique revenue-based pricing and perpetual license option for Substance products. With the acquisition of Allegorithmic, Adobe takes a powerful step forward in adding expanded 3D and immersive workflows to Creative Cloud and provides Adobe’s core customer base of designers a new set of tools for 3D projects. All of this together, along with Adobe Aero (Interactive AR) and Substance Alchemist (Augmented material creation), shows that Adobe is quite serious about 3D. Substance integration was already available for Adobe Fuse (3D modeling) and Adobe Dimension (3d rendering) with previous additional investment by Adobe. With one big unspecified amount of cash, Adobe now has more substance and a true 3D Photoshop. Adobe and Allegorthimic both announced the news today. Allegorithmic, creators of Substance Designer (material authoring software) and Substance Painter (3D painting software), has been acquired by Adobe.
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