randym77 posted at 12:28PM Tue, 24 December 2019 - #4374208

E-On did that with Cornucopia3D. I found it really annoying, because stuff available in the store would appear in Vue, as if you owned it. You had to look really closely at the already tiny icon to see the dollar sign or whatever it was that mean you didn't own it, even though it showed in your library. Just scrolling through all that junk was a pain. You could delete them, but they would respawn fairly quickly.

Then came the security breach that took e-On and C3D offline (C3D forever, apparently).

e-on changed their payment model with the rebirth and is now subscription only, either on a monthly or annual basis. They had a subscription before which included any upgrade, if you cancelled you lost the right to the upgrade but you still had access to the program up to the latest update. Sadly that is not the case with the current subscription model.

 

 

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