I've been trying to look for a straight answer for a while,

if you straight up sell anything online and get noticed you will be prosecuted. but it won't happen that quickly, you need to generate stable economy and have a company under your name for that to happen, and when it does you are fucked

>>523690
I getcha. I have no intention to sell anything though. Just want to get better at the program

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>>523675
2016
faggets still blark about student maya versions instead using blender or other better software.

The educational version of Autodesk software is missing nothing.
It is very much the full-fledged version of the software, with the stipulation that you can't sell anything you produce. Some applications apply watermarks to exported work (as in a popup saying, "THIS WAS MADE IN MAYA 2016 UNDER THE EDUCATIONAL LICENSE")

>>523718
I plan on using Blender and a few others alongside Maya, I was just wanting to know the differences with maya like I stated before.

>>523721
Thanks! I think that's my best option for now. I'm already going to be juggling Blender, Zbrush, and 3D Max. Good to know there's no big restrictions, other than the watermarks.

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>>523718
>Blender
>Better

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>>523721
Maya doesn't do this.

>>523730
I use the edu version, there are no watermarks that I've ever seen.

>>523750
pls go back to 2008

>>523766
There are if you open the file in a full version, it will blurt out some shit about it being made with the edu version.
Of course if you export with FBX or obj, it doesn't do that.

>>523836
you can open up the maya file in notepad and edit out the educational line then it won't give the popup