Fusion on Linux
As Fusion now supports Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, the tool can now be used in a mixed operating-system environment, integrated effortlessly into existing studio pipelines with Python and Lua scripting, and Fusion projects can be moved back and forth between the Mac, Windows and Linux versions.
2 Versions
This free version of Fusion can be used completely without restriction for any commercial production. However, there is also the paid Fusion 8.2 Studio variant with even more powerful features, which is available for USD 995.
Fusion Studio users have access to an unlimited number of render nodes, and with the paid licence there are no subsequent ongoing costs for a subscription, cloud licensing, maintenance or additional render-node charges.
Here you can obtain all versions of Fusion.
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