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This week I've finally quit my job after too many years, and from January I'm going into full-time FS scenery design.
I have no idea whether it is possible to support myself this way, given the small market here in New Zealand, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.
I don't think I would have considered anything like this without the resources and help from SceneryDesign.org. When I make my first profit I'll definitely press the Paypal donation button:)
Thanks, Arno, and everyone else who contributes.
-Robin
 
Congrats and my best wishes for you. Sounds like you've made your dream come true. Well...I'd enjoy designing scenery more, than sitting in an office without any windows. Yepp..it's true. My office has no windows. Well okay, it has...but the only thing you see is a warehouse. You won't even know what time of day it is, if there where no clocks... Okay..but I have lots of coffee. :D

Again: Best wishes and good luck.
 
Hi Robin,

Good luck with that move, I surely hope it works out for you. After I graduated I had played with this idea as well, but I did seemed too uncertain for me at that time (especially becuse I like to create tools, which have an even smaller market). So I am now designing scenery for profession simulators as part of my work, not a bad job after all :D.

It is funny that you thank me and this site, as I probably wouldn't been using GMax right now without the tutorials you wrote :). So you helped me out a lot there as well.
 
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