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imo Rhino's licensing model is (at least partially) holding back higher adoption. It's very surprising that McNeel hasn't yet offered a free or discounted personal/'maker' version of Rhino, whereas other companies (e.g., Autodesk) have such versions of their programs.
>figured that Plasticity answering the call from Blender's NURBS tools being dogshit for the past two decades would've been enough for old Bob to make his software more affordable, given the popularity that Plasticity generated