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Dark Physics & Dark A.I. & Dark Dynamix / Registering with the Physx sdk site?!?

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Nemesis_0_
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Posted: 31st May 2007 04:47
Ok so i know i posted a while back and you all responded with "You dont owe them more money as long as you register and update your info on the PhysX sdk site"... anyone got a link to the place that i register an account??

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Kendor
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Posted: 31st May 2007 09:12
Here

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Nemesis_0_
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Posted: 31st May 2007 18:09
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Nemesis_0_
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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 18:06
I think that the support site needs an update!!!

"Dark Physics is great! Can I make a game with it?
When you purchase Dark Physics, you accept an end-user licensing agreement that covers the AGEIA PhysX SDK license for non-commercial use. That means you can use Dark Physics to make a game or application at no additional cost, unless you want to sell it. In that case, you should contact AGEIA at Devrel@ageia.com, identify yourself as a Dark Physics user, and request a commercial licensing agreement. The license for commercial projects carries a fee with it, however there is a significant discount if your application supports the AGEIA PhysX processor (and, of course, Dark Physics has been designed to facilitate that kind of support). When you contact AGEIA about a commercial license, you should include a description of how your application or game will support the PhysX processor if you wish to discuss a fee waiver.


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