First of let me wish you a Happy New Year with all the best wishes throughout the year and many thanks for the support from all of you.
As many of our valued registered customers are often complaining of people who obviously are not registered V-Ray users, but do ask lots of questions and waste valuable users time, and for some other reasons as well - we are planning to change the general policy of access to our V-Ray forums website/section.
All the V-Ray forum users will be able to read and browse throughout the forum, but only the V-Ray customers will be able to post anything there.
There will be a special public section where everybody will be able to post anything for the people who are using the demo and the free versions of V-Ray.
We hope to improve the communication between the users of the forum as the V-Ray customers will be able to have more confidence in one another here.
We will additionally post more information on how and when exactly this will happen and how all of you can link your forum identities to your V-Ray accounts.
i guess thats ok as long as everyone will be able to read all posts, and there is a forum for newbie questions, as you describe it.
this should help getting rid of the “flickering” posts.
although it’s a home cooked problem IMO.
it was funny for a while but i think this kind of traps won’t help anything in reality. all we got are tons of “flickering” posts all over the web (where you can’t control it). it doesn’t leave a good taste for those who don’t know the real reason behind it.
i have this feeling that the 2005 bug is kind of related with some copy protection trap…hopefully there are no other ugly surprises
anyway, keep up the good work. most of the time things worked great, for software.
well since peter said that only vray customers will be able to post, then I guess thatll change alot. How they are going to implement that will be interesting to see.
In my case, our Vray licenses are registered under the company name. I guess that’s the end of posting on this forum for me.
Why would you say that? As long as your forum IDs are linked to your company’s account there shouldn’t be a problem?
As for the Cinema, XSI, Maya etc. questions, they can still be posted in the general area, where they belong…
There will be a special public section where everybody will be able to post anything for the people who are using the demo and the free versions of V-Ray.
Peter wrote: There will be a special public section where everybody will be able to post anything for the people who are using the demo and the free versions of V-Ray.
But will these people be able to post without registering to the forums? Some pretty nasty troll stuff has been posted to the open forums in the last couple of days. If they are not regulated by registration, there is no way to keep them from doing it again.
