Your argument that it will be warezed or such due to cost prohibitiveness is kinda silly bro when ppl wares 5$ applications. From what I gather Phil is a small time Dev just like Steve. I dont think $250 is alot to ask, and I work outta my own home. I own 1 high end application and some mid range applications. Perhaps you might consider seperately priced licenses for businesses and individuals, and take the businesses for all they are worth. I know that the top end stuff like Max and Lightwave and Maya and Deep UV are priced into the bloody stratosphere, but the fact is, there are other ways, and introducing a product to the market that's not just good at what it does, but cheaper than a day trip to buy, THAT will suffuse you in the market and act like a solid fuel booster rocket to get you blokes into WETA and ILM's short list of 'oh what-have-we-here'. I mean, ZBrush, with all it does, is less than twice your asking price.
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Sorry if this comes off as harsh sounding, but it really bothers me when any software developer makes something bloody brilliant and then overcharges for it. You know that, don't you? That or it will never catch on enough to be anywhere, because of a cost-prohibitive price. This is not a command decision, this is an economic restriction, nearly as inevitable as gravity.įact is, there are a lot of people who will feel the same way, but a lot of them aren't going to say, 'I'm not sure if I should test this'Ī lot of them are going to go grabbing what will end up being the latest copy of 'Headus_UVLayout_FULL_Cracked_.tgz.sit' off of Limewire or, and you better bet it'll fair be there to find, because the price will push it up into the heavily-warezed zone. If I could, I'd have Deep UV rather than UVMapper Pro. I wouldn't ever be able to afford to pay $250 or more for a piece of UVMapping software. If it comes down to a question between buying this software and paying rent or getting food, I'm sorry but the two minute noodles take priority. Compared to the apartment I used to have down there, which was less than half the cost when I worked out the exchange rate and fortnightly-to-monthly conversion the fully furnished apartment I used to have about five minutes walk from Hay Street (one of those places down on Terrace Rd.) came out about 1/3 the actual cost. My apartment in Portland is considered especially inexpensive, and even with that it's over $500, almsot $600 a month (2br out on the outskirts). Rent in the US is a complete ripoff compared to Perth. Won't any time immediately in the future. I mean, literally, don't have enough money. The amount of time it shaves off is unbelievable, we can actually not have to stress about getting a product out in time and get more creations done. My wife and I will definately be purchasing this wonderful app. Out there, UVLayout could pay for itself in a week or less. Have to work out your own cost/benefit - but for some people Maybe in your case the time saving isn't important - you Using UVLayout that you would with your existing tools. Time, so hopefully you spend less time laying out UVs
Money, and you don't seem to get much (ie not manyīuttons) for your money. Yes, we appreciate that for some people $250 is a lot of
The $450 for Zbrush was the last splurge I could afford, and that's Zbrush. I'm not sure if I should even test this then. Hardware key (dongle) that would let you run UVLayout on any
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Then the $350 dongle license is the way to go. If you wanted to run it both on your laptop and desktop The $250 license only allows you to run UVLayout on a single
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Quick question, I am a single developer, but I ahve a desktop as well as a laptop, could I use the same install on the two computers ( I work away from home for my day job but have ample time to work in 3d there.) Last edited by headus on Mon 5:28 pm edited 1 time in total License (includes the dongle and fedex shipping). License (min of 4), and US$350 per USB dongle locked US$250 per ether locked license, US$300 per floating Note: This information is now out of date, but has been retained here as a historical record. Posted: Sun 5:51 pm Post subject: Someone asked "What price for the final release?" Someone asked "What price for the final release?"
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