I feel a more dedicated plan should be able to be downgraded to for users on the All Apps plan. The proposal I have for this is listed as follows:
After Effects Audition
Dreamweaver Illustrator Photoshop Premiere Pro Substance 3D Designer Substance 3D Modeler Substance 3D Painter Substance 3D Sampler Substance 3D Stager XD
Also includes 50GB of cloud storage, Bridge, Lightroom Classic, Prelude, Media Encoder, Adobe Fonts, Adobe Portfolio, Adobe Spark, and access to the latest features and updates, as released.
This would, therefore, enable Freelancers to make game/TV/movie projects without the clutter of other, unecessary apps.
I agree on the Substance Apps but not on Stager... which is clearly made by the Dimension Team and includes a lot of features some Dimension users requested.
Having played with both today, I think Stager should simply replace Dimension.
Totally agree too. It's basically Dimension v2 with many issues fixed, better rendering options, or some of the features added we asked for in the early days. I have no need for the other Substance 3D packages. Still, I can see how useful and potentially game-changing they would be for 3D artists and agree the complexity and functionality of those apps warrants a separate subscription. Stager though should just replace Dimension in my opinion. Or if they still insist on it being a separate subscription, it should be available as a standalone app at a much reduced price than the $50 or so a month for them all.
Sorry can you provide more context for this comment? Creative Cloud plans and Substance 3D plans should be completely separate with no impact to eachothers pricing.
There is a bug on CC Desktop that is perhaps not showing Dimension correctly - I've reported it to the team who is investigating. The other reason Dimension may not show up is if you're on an Apple Silicon M1 device, which Dimension and Stager are not supported for yet.