ETA on T3D release?
by Joel Schilling · in Arcane FX (Public) · 10/21/2009 (6:16 pm) · 8 replies
I'm interested in getting AFX to be able to add selectrons to my NPC's. Every thread that search turns up that has something to do with the release of AFX for T3D seems to be in private forums.
Can someone please give me a rough estimate for when this will be available for T3D?
Can someone please give me a rough estimate for when this will be available for T3D?
#2
10/22/2009 (5:38 am)
Great! I guess I will wait till then to make my purchase. 
#4
The T3D column of prices reflects a reduced cost for the pre-order beta-test period.
The AFX2-for-TGE and AFX2-for-TGEA products should be available for purchase very soon. If you're waiting for the T3D version, note that there's no cost penalty for first purchasing AFX2-for-TGE or AFX2-for-TGEA and later cross-grading to AFX2-for-T3D when it becomes available.
* -- If you have AFX1-for-TGEA, there's no way to upgrade to AFX2-for-TGE by itself, but an upgrade to AFX2-for-TGEA, also includes AFX2-for-TGE at no additional cost.
At GarageGames request, we simplified the product-line and the prices listed above represent a product with CoreTech+SpellPack1+SpellPack2 all combined into one piece. It's sort of a mega combo-pack but currently there are no foreseeable plans to sell CoreTech, SpellPack1, or SpellPack2 separately. (This does not rule out the possibility of future add-on packs.)
A license for AFX2-for-TGEA will now also include a license for AFX2-for-TGE at no additional cost, and likewise, a license for AFX2-for-T3D will include licenses for AFX2-for-TGEA and AFX2-for-TGE.
A final bit that isn't fully determined yet is that some users who bought AFX1 ComboPack or SpellPack1 in the past few months will get some form of discount coupon that can be applied to an upgrade purchase.
Note: all of these prices are tentative and may change for final release.
10/22/2009 (7:00 pm)
Here is the planned purchase/upgrade matrix of product costs for AFX 2.0.The T3D column of prices reflects a reduced cost for the pre-order beta-test period.
The AFX2-for-TGE and AFX2-for-TGEA products should be available for purchase very soon. If you're waiting for the T3D version, note that there's no cost penalty for first purchasing AFX2-for-TGE or AFX2-for-TGEA and later cross-grading to AFX2-for-T3D when it becomes available.
* -- If you have AFX1-for-TGEA, there's no way to upgrade to AFX2-for-TGE by itself, but an upgrade to AFX2-for-TGEA, also includes AFX2-for-TGE at no additional cost.
At GarageGames request, we simplified the product-line and the prices listed above represent a product with CoreTech+SpellPack1+SpellPack2 all combined into one piece. It's sort of a mega combo-pack but currently there are no foreseeable plans to sell CoreTech, SpellPack1, or SpellPack2 separately. (This does not rule out the possibility of future add-on packs.)
A license for AFX2-for-TGEA will now also include a license for AFX2-for-TGE at no additional cost, and likewise, a license for AFX2-for-T3D will include licenses for AFX2-for-TGEA and AFX2-for-TGE.
A final bit that isn't fully determined yet is that some users who bought AFX1 ComboPack or SpellPack1 in the past few months will get some form of discount coupon that can be applied to an upgrade purchase.
Note: all of these prices are tentative and may change for final release.
#6
10/27/2009 (8:04 am)
Thanks for the update.. I am definately looking forward to this and will be pre-ordering this product... 
#7
Can't wait to see your latest work
10/28/2009 (8:00 pm)
Hey Jeff - what if I'm a sucker and bought both TGE and TGEA versions because I love AFX so much? And yes, I do love AFX so much I bought both versions ;) hahaha, just curious Can't wait to see your latest work
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