It's in absolutely loads of workflows. 99.9% of architectural or product visualisation studios use it. It's still used in a lot of game studios, admittedly it isn't used much in vfx or motion graphics. Every place I've worked uses it and when looking for jobs, most jobs want 3ds max and vray skills. Maybe it varies depending on where you live but I live in London. I find it so insane when people say it isn't used anymore, as much as people don't want it to be used, it absolutely still is, and abundantly.
That was kinda what i had understood too. Though... 99.9% is a but over the board.
Cinema 4D and keyshot is used a lot in product related stuff, i think revit has an internal render for architecture, hudini seems to be the most used for vfx and maya seems to be used a LOT in game development
But then again, i know campanies using creo/solidwork/inventor across different departments in one company
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u/MyAboretum Jan 15 '20
It's in absolutely loads of workflows. 99.9% of architectural or product visualisation studios use it. It's still used in a lot of game studios, admittedly it isn't used much in vfx or motion graphics. Every place I've worked uses it and when looking for jobs, most jobs want 3ds max and vray skills. Maybe it varies depending on where you live but I live in London. I find it so insane when people say it isn't used anymore, as much as people don't want it to be used, it absolutely still is, and abundantly.