So, with all that said, depending on how you write your code, to not only detect and utilize the availability of 64 bit, but the potential detection and utilization of multi-core processors, you are sure to have icing on the cake of your already completely awesome program.

We have been utilizing BoxShot3D for quite a while now, and even though we are both rather proficient in the graphical arts department, the tools you have incorporated within your product have saved us LITERALLY hundreds (if not thousands) of hours in development and processing time. Our team simply cannot thank you enough for your efforts in the development of this product and we will be in eager anticipation of any future developments that you might unleash upon the world.

You have our attention and appreciation in ways that are probably difficult to imagine. In every way that matters, you are no less a wizard for the visual magic that you seemingly effortlessly empower us with and – without limitation – we thank you for your desire and attention to detail. We hope to never lose you and what you obviously have to offer.

Sincerely and without hesitation,

Max Laing
CEO / Project Development
ActionCore, Inc. & the Allowing Success Network

Now you’d better either to roll back to 2.9.4 or to purchase a real license. Personally, I vote for the second option.

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Excellent news!

Faster rendering speeds sound just excellent – at the moment I set an image to render and let it go for a few hours (always need big, hi-res images).

I’m hopeful, Vitaly, that I might shave off a third of that time.

Thanks so much for your fabulous development skills and support, mate.