I'm more of a hobbyist, not a professional. I used previous trial versions of the application for fun and really enjoyed it. However, the price on Steam is only justified for professionals (cloth designers, animators, 3D modelers, game developers) who make a living off of the software. The price tag for hobbyist, non-commercial users should be a 10th of that. Consider perhaps multiple licensing schemes? Maybe even an educational license?...

hey guys, so you're going subscription.... gotta say, i'm not happy about that situation. but i understand that that's a good move for yourselves so there's really nothing anyone can say about that. but before perpetual license goes away, i hope you give folks a last sale (probably with the steam autumn sale?) to get perpetual at a good price. i think everybody who was thinking about it would have pulled the trigger during the summer sale had they known then that the perpetual license was going away. ju...

Hey everybody, I've been looking at MD for a while now. I was wondering what all it can make as far as outfits go. I see a lot of tutorials about shirts, blouses, pants and skirts. But i was wondering if it can also do things like for fantasy settings medieval style leather or plate armor, and boots. For military settings things like bulletproof vests and combat boots....

In previous releases there has been a coupon code sent to current owners of previous versions of MD. Will there be a similar coupon code issued with MD9?

Read this first : https://www.marvelousdesigner.com/company/news/view/49 I have some questions for MD If I buy a Personal version of MD right now (MD 9.5) what happens when ver. 10 arrives? I'm getting mixed messages from the website: 1)"Marvelous Designer will stop selling perpetual licenses of all types of products with the release of version 10" Q: Does that mean that I cannot buy a perpetual upgrade to versions 10-12 from 9.5 and ONLY receive a discount for the first month instead? Or what? 2)"T...