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Autodesk acquires Tweak

Autodesk acquires Tweak

by Joel LeLievre
February 10, 2015
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Autodesk has acquired Tweak Software, makers of the RV image and sequence viewer. RV has been used in collaboration with Shotgun Software, the popular VFX production tracking toolset for the past few years, and will now operate under the Autodesk umbrella. For more details regarding this acquisition, you can check out the Tweak Software website.

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Christian
10 years ago

…and once again.

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Lazer
10 years ago

i love the fact they discontinued softimage citing hard times in the cgi industry and on the other hand buy companies like a teen girl on a shopping spree. incredible hipocrisy.

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Vance Miller
10 years ago

It’s Autodesk’s world… we just live in it.

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charles
10 years ago

R.I.P Tweak.!!!

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prov
10 years ago

Autodesk acquires Earth, transitions to subscription-only model…

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steve gilbert (cresshead)
10 years ago

next? the foundry?

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Christian
Reply to  steve gilbert (cresshead)
10 years ago

I (still) hope not.

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Matt
10 years ago

Yes buy the foundry

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Stark
10 years ago

To be fair to Autodesk. Who wasn’t already using Shotgun and RV together? I mean I know the joke is Autodesk is where things go to die. But, on the other hand, the purchase makes sense.

Shotgun is already subscription anyways, so RV might just be integrated now… Which would be pretty cool.

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