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Good day, I'm an artist from a small game dev team, and we're interested in purchasing 2 Company monthly subscriptions for 3D Coat. We currently have 3 texture artists, but not all of them will be using the software at the same time. So we are thinking of purchasing 2 Floating License for now. Just have a few questions before proceeding with the purchase, to help us understand the FServer setup better. Sorry for the basic questions since I'm not too technical. I emailed pilgway support but I haven't gotten a reply. So I'm hoping to ask help here. ---- #1 Is there an Fserver program available for MacOS? If none, is there a workaround for this? #2 Our team has remote work, so we work in different locations. Will this create a problem with the FServer IP Address Setup? #3 Does the computer acting as the Fserver need to be always on, or else the others won't be able to access the 3DCoat from their computer? #4 Since we're remote work, is the floating license the recommended license for our team? Thank you so much for your replies! -
Hey 3D-coaters, we purchased a floating license on Cyber Monday and haven't been able to get it to work since then, so I'm asking for help in this forum now. We installed 3D Coat on two Win10-machines and set up fserver on one. It seems to run (please see the attached image) but the other workstation can't connect to it. On PC 2, according to the instructional PDF, we're supposed to enter the local IP-adress of the PC running fserver instead of the license key. Which doesn't work. Both PCs are within the same network and able to access files on one another. We're running Kaspersky Internet Security on alle PC's but have disabled it for testing as well. I'm out of ideas now and am sure that someone else here has had similar problems on the inital setup. So all feedback and hints on how to proceed are welcome. Cheers, Olly
