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The critical question in my mind is not whether Piranesi changes. It's a paint program at its core, not something that uses evolving rendering technology. Personally, I'm not sure what new features one might want in Piranesi as far as future advancements.
You're on Windows 8.1, so the above doesn't affect you other than to let you know that support and maintenance is alive and well.
#Piranesi activation code for mac#
A minor issue with the splash or license screens remaining on top of the workspace, for Mac folks who find this post - I was told that a fix will likely be released after the first service release to Yosemite (10.1). I was just in touch with tech support this week, in fact, concerning a glitch running Piranesi 6 under OS X Yosemite, and I got an immediate response. As you can read on the Informatix web site, the company was purchased by a Japanese firm a few years ago, but the UK office has remained open - with some of the old/original folks - to provide development and tech support.
#Piranesi activation code upgrade#
It was a free upgrade (as I recall) to 2010 owners. I've moved this conversation to "Other Products" from the rendering forum.įirst, Piranesi 6 Pro is the current version of the product, not Piranesi 2010.
#Piranesi activation code how to#
Just saw this post there about changes in the license technology which will affect your installation of Pir 5.1 on your Win 8.Because we're talking about Piranesi as a viable program and Informatix as a company, rather than how to use Piranesi with AC to create renders. It is interesting, though, that we don't see much discussion anymore of getting 'painterly' renderings such as can be produced (by hand) with Piranesi. If it achieves the look you want - then keep using it. I don't know that it matters whether anyone here still uses Piranesi. At least today, you can still export from ArchiCAD, Artlantis, SketchUp, Revit, 3ds Max and C4D. without the epix file to provide material and depth information, using Piranesi would almost be more work than it is worth. but whether other software will continue to export Piranesi EPX files. Because we're talking about Piranesi as a viable program and Informatix as a company, rather than how to use Piranesi with AC to create renders.
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