FAQ - [scroll down to order]

We use Paypal to process transactions - there are a few hoops to jump through in terms of subscribing to Paypal to make purchases.

If you're purchasing something over $2,000 you will need to allow paypal to verify your bank account and email address. This entails them charging some small amount like 2 cents to your account and you telling them the amount. You'll then need to raise the spending limit on your account prefferences.

All floating licenses will float across platforms (win32/64, linux32/64, OSX intel/ppc) TCP/IP must be enabled and working, and you should probably try it without firewalls if you are having trouble.

For a nodelock license to work, you need to have TCP/IP enabled (and a network card). You don't need to be connected, but make sure power saving functions in your control panel won't turn off the un connected card or protocall before you inquire about a key.

We currently support Maya 2010 Maya 2011 and Maya 2012. We only support 3 maya versions at a time, so when we release a new one, we drop an old one. We do not support PPC anymore on OSX.

Node lock licenses are not "upgradable" into floating license packs, since there is no way to terminate the license.

We strive for the highest quality, individual quality support - but to avoid abuse, individual support and upgrades are at our option and on some versions will be accompanied by an upgrade fee. All software is sold as-is (no lawsuits, ok?).

Floating licenses are sold in packs of 6 and are issued via email. If you're still using a dongle, you've missed a few upgrades and will have to re-purchase new licenses