Buying more licences with one card only
by Giampaolo Mannucci · in Torque Game Engine · 09/04/2008 (6:53 pm) · 3 replies
Hello guys, my first post here
I simply have one question before I buy TGEA, me and my friend (he models and I code) want to buy TWO copies of TGEA to work on the same game, am I allowed to buy two licences with just one card?
We already know we should buy 2 Indie licences of TGEA.
Thank you in advance!
I simply have one question before I buy TGEA, me and my friend (he models and I code) want to buy TWO copies of TGEA to work on the same game, am I allowed to buy two licences with just one card?
We already know we should buy 2 Indie licences of TGEA.
Thank you in advance!
#2
09/04/2008 (10:08 pm)
In the past it is whoever that will need access to the C/C++ source code of the game Torque engine will require a license while artists, scripters, and other non-engine programmers will not need a license. Doesn't that still hold true today? 
#3
Yes it does.
@Giampaolo
You will only need a license for your coder (you) since you will be the only one working with the C++ code. As an artist, he should be fine not having a license and working with the Artists documentation and not needing engine-coding level access.
@Alan
That's the way to do it if you have two people who have access to the engine source!
09/05/2008 (6:22 am)
@NathanYes it does.
@Giampaolo
You will only need a license for your coder (you) since you will be the only one working with the C++ code. As an artist, he should be fine not having a license and working with the Artists documentation and not needing engine-coding level access.
@Alan
That's the way to do it if you have two people who have access to the engine source!
Torque Owner Alan James
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Someone official from Garage Games will more than likely chime in here (David Montgomery-Blake or someone similar) to confirm this, but what I did with my son was each of us created accounts with Garage Games.
When we purchased each license we just made sure that we were logged into the respective accounts. I then used my card for the payment info. The license for each was tied specifically to the logged in accounts/individuals.
Edited because of akward sentence construction.