But the other software is better, costs less and is easier to use.
The idea that SENUke is easy to use becasue it's all under one roof doesn't wash.
I would rather have 10 excellent tools, than one crappy one that tried to do ten jobs.
Judging from the performance people are getting from Nuke since June this year - Nuke is becoming one crappy tool
I'm hoping it's becasue Areeb is developing NukeX - but the submission success being reported here (by experienced and long term Nuke users) seems to be declining at an alarming rate.
No 10 specialist tools all number one in their field far better than 1 "jack of all trades" tool that is sliding down tha pan faster than a lager fuelled turd.
Easier in one place?
I don't think so. All the best tools tools come with link/URL extraction these days. Cut/Paste - Done. 2 seconds
Scritty