Cross OS license?

[TongueDar]

Hi,

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but if I buy a license for OS X, can I then use the same serial # to to install 3D Coat on my PC running XP 64?

I'm ready to buy, but I don't want to purchase a copy for OS X as an example to find out the license doesn't allow me install it under Windows. If that's the case, I'll just buy it for Windows, since I run Bootcamp on my Mac.

I was hoping to install it on my MacBook Pro under OS X for quick tasks -- since I do most of my other production work here, the same portable via Bootcamp which is running Win 7 64-bit( For 64-bit support on the go), and on my i7 PC which where I do all of my heavy 3D work when I'm not out and about.

Thanks for any help!

[jedwards]

Hi,

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but if I buy a license for OS X, can I then use the same serial # to to install 3D Coat on my PC running XP 64?

I'm ready to buy, but I don't want to purchase a copy for OS X as an example to find out the license doesn't allow me install it under Windows. If that's the case, I'll just buy it for Windows, since I run Bootcamp on my Mac.

I was hoping to install it on my MacBook Pro under OS X for quick tasks -- since I do most of my other production work here, the same portable via Bootcamp which is running Win 7 64-bit( For 64-bit support on the go), and on my i7 PC which where I do all of my heavy 3D work when I'm not out and about.

Thanks for any help!

Costs a few bucks more to have a second OS install, but not much. Andrew's explanation for this is that he has to justify the cost of hiring a programmer to handle the OSX ports, since he develops on windows. I'm ok with that if it means he gets to focus 100% on developing features instead of OS ports, and it runs great on both platforms for me. I believe it is an extra $40 to get a win+mac license. It's basically 2 separate licenses.

http://www.3d-coat.com/buy-now/?OS=MacOS&code=

[TongueDar]

Costs a few bucks more to have a second OS install, but not much. Andrew's explanation for this is that he has to justify the cost of hiring a programmer to handle the OSX ports, since he develops on windows. I'm ok with that if it means he gets to focus 100% on developing features instead of OS ports, and it runs great on both platforms for me. I believe it is an extra $40 to get a win+mac license. It's basically 2 separate licenses.

http://www.3d-coat.com/buy-now/?OS=MacOS&code=

Thanks! That's what I wanted to know and I have know issues whatsoever paying more for the convenience of using both platforms.

Cool, buying it now!

[Javis]

Thanks! That's what I wanted to know and I have know issues whatsoever paying more for the convenience of using both platforms.

Cool, buying it now!

Hi!

Just checking in, how are you finding 3DC thus far?

[TongueDar]

Hi!

Just checking in, how are you finding 3DC thus far?

Awesome, thanks! It fits nicely into my work flow. I still have much to learn, but the areas I've worked in and explored have been straight forward.

As as whole this app does exactly what I needed and it does it so well. Besides having so many useful features, the fact it supports PTEX and my SpaceTraveler were enough to get me to buy.