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Clickable Emoticons	puxlit wrote: > Do you mean this video? > > [spoiler=Spoiler alert: clip contains pivotal scenes from HTTYD 2. (Click > to > toggle.)][flash=640,360]https://youtube.com/v/iepGUcvsWB0[/flash][/spoiler] > From what I've read, they [i]might[/i] look into commercialising Premo. > [s]I'll see if I can dig up the article in question.[/s] > > Edit: found it. > [quote=[Bloomberg News] How Dreamworks Draws 'Dragon 2' Faster, > Better,(time=1403522009)][flash=640,360]https://youtube.com/v/8S1wqaB_l0M?start=126[/flash] > > [b]Jon Erlichman (Bloomberg):[/b] And along with using Apollo on future > films, DreamWorks may make the technology available to other industries. > > [b]Lincoln Wallen (DWA CTO):[/b] Other business sectors also create images > for various purposes. They also design product [sic] in a visual way, and > all of those processes really are enhanced and sped up by Apollo.[/quote]
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Zer0x 12 Jul 2014, 11:44

Such specific software costs mostly much more and is normally not available for consumers. because you would also need a super expensive hardware setup. If they will ever sell it, it will be available only for other companies in the first place and we're speaking here about costs of around $100,000 for the licenses.

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