You don't even have to send an email. Just make an account on their site
and you automatically have download access to the libraries. That's how I
did it.
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On Sat, 25 Feb 2017 09:56:30 -0600, Nicky Perian wrote:
> Which platform are you using?
>
> You may want to use a non-commercial license of FmodEx. Then, send an email
> to FMOD support explaining your use of non-commercial provisions of their
> license and that you need access of FmodEx archives
The platform I'm building on is Windows. Thanks for the hint, I'll send
them an eMail.
Maybe I'm lucky and find an archive on one of the backups I made on my old
computer.
Peter
2017-02-25 16:56 GMT+01:00 Nicky Perian :
> Which platform are you using?
>
> You may want to use a non-commercial li
Which platform are you using?
You may want to use a non-commercial license of FmodEx. Then, send an email
to FMOD support explaining your use of non-commercial provisions of their
license and that you need access of FmodEx archives.
It may take time for them to respond as there isn't any money in
Following current instructions I've been trying to build an 'open' 32-bit
viewer. After I failed building viewer-release with a bunch of errors I
tried to build kokua-os, kokua-sl and phoenix-firestorm-lgpl. Except with
Linden Labs viewer-release I succeeded when I configured autobuild for no
FMODE
