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[About macOS Sonoma 14.0] (update 10/17/2023)
The current compatibility status with released Live2D Cubism products is as follows:
[supported]Live2D Cubism Editor version 5.0.01 and later
[not supported]Live2D Cubism Editor version 5.0.00 beta1 and earlier,Other Live2D Cubism products, including Live2D Cubism SDK.
Please refrain from upgrading the macOS as they may not work properly.
The Cubism Editor license file may be lost after the macOS upgrade.
Please make sure to deactivate the Cubism Editor license before upgrading the macOS.
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The current compatibility status with released Live2D Cubism products is as follows:
[supported]Live2D Cubism Editor version 5.0.01 and later
[not supported]Live2D Cubism Editor version 5.0.00 beta1 and earlier,Other Live2D Cubism products, including Live2D Cubism SDK.
Please refrain from upgrading the macOS as they may not work properly.
The Cubism Editor license file may be lost after the macOS upgrade.
Please make sure to deactivate the Cubism Editor license before upgrading the macOS.
For more details
Live2D Pricing for one-time-purchases vs. subscriptions
Hi, I'm an independent solo game developer. This means that I do EVERYTHING when I make a game in Unity.
That means I do:
I have a problem with subscription payment systems because the best way to make use of a subscription is if you use the software programs all month long, and I would feel obligated to use them all the time because time that is not spent with that program running is lost value.
This would not be a problem if I was running in a team-based operation where I would have a dedicated animator who was running Live2D programs all the time.
But for someone who makes video games in his spare time, and only has a small amount of that time to spend working with Live2D, a subscription plan is very poor value.
As a result, I tend to avoid using programs that rely on subscriptions, and instead only use programs that offer one-time payment plans because it allows me to decide where and when I want to use them, and when I need to upgrade them.
That means I do:
- programming
- design
- drawing
- animation
- 3D Modelling
- uv mapping
- texturing
- sound
- music
- tech support
I have a problem with subscription payment systems because the best way to make use of a subscription is if you use the software programs all month long, and I would feel obligated to use them all the time because time that is not spent with that program running is lost value.
This would not be a problem if I was running in a team-based operation where I would have a dedicated animator who was running Live2D programs all the time.
But for someone who makes video games in his spare time, and only has a small amount of that time to spend working with Live2D, a subscription plan is very poor value.
As a result, I tend to avoid using programs that rely on subscriptions, and instead only use programs that offer one-time payment plans because it allows me to decide where and when I want to use them, and when I need to upgrade them.