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Sorry for all the question I am a would be new user or costormer if i buy the software. I am interest, but there was no video for a in game play where you are playing the game you make. So I can only asume this just for creating a story.
So - how do you differenciate between commercial and non-commercial projects and how would you even verify this?
What stops me from buying the non commercial version at a greatly reduced price - use it to organize my game - then develop my game and not ever mention the fact that I used Artisy - and never having to pay royalities - as my game will never receive a watermark "Developed by Artisy".
Could you please clarify?
You know what, everyone just start calling Gabe at home. Well do this shit Obama grassroots style. Everyone call your admin and bug the shit out of em. lol
Jesus, Thank God!!!
In case anyone's wondering where I'm getting this information from, they have official forums for this over at {LINK REMOVED}http://www.nevigo.com/forum/ (which I suggest keeping an eye on, as the staff do post updates on specific features they're working on in the forums as well)
Has anybody heard anything though? Valve, Nevigo, Kitsune, anybody?
Again, this is based on fairly recent Nevigo staff posts on the official forums.
we want to give you a quick update on the status regarding articy:draft SE. We are currently working very hard together with Valve to get articy:draft released on Steam. We don’t have a date for the release at the moment, but want to let you know we are currently woking on some technical details and articy:draft will be published as quickly as possible when these details are sorted out.
Therefore we’d like to offer those of you who are currently working with the trial version and would like to continue to do so, to extend your key until the release of articy:draft SE. if you would like to extend your trial key please contact us at sales@nevigo.com.
Thank you very much for your continued support.
The team at Nevigo.
BTW: Congratulations on the greenlight! We are eagerly anticipating it's release.
When's it coming? I wanna keep working. I've got Gigabytes on this project.
I know you said about two weeks after you got greenlit...
My production is down as of Feb 2nd, so...
I hope your release date is gonna be Feb 1st
Also, if I buy a single license and a friend buys one does that mean we can't work on the same project because we didn't buy the $1200 multi-user license?
I was highly interested in this product until I found out how expensive it was going to be. If you can command those prices then I guess more power to you. But I work in software development for a living, have a high amount of interest in your product and I get paid fairly well (and no dependents) and even I couldn't justify paying that much and neither would small start-ups (who would just use free story board software anyway).
I want this!
So, that said, I recon this could be a great tool specially when you have to work with other people in a non linear fashion where, sometimes, is very hard to communicate ideas or they could be too abstract for the others to catch up fast and you spend most of the time explaining than doing (oh very frustrating indeed). I can imagine this software could be used not just for game design.
Congrats on your greenlit.