|
Hi there, I've recently been asking questions on how i can get a movie to play in my game, however i've come to the conclusion that the ONLY way i will be doing this is if i get Unity Pro. This is fine, but my problem is that i am only creating this project for college so cannot afford to buy the software. I really want to make this as good as i can as it's my final major project and plan on using it in my portfolio for university and other purposes. I have remembered that when you first download Unity you are invited to start a Unity Pro trial, which i havn't used yet. My question is this: Are there any limitations in the trial vesion? For example, will i be able to add the cutscene movies into my game and then export the final game when i'm done, in the trial version? Would love an answer, thanks guys!
(comments are locked)
|
|
I don't know if you're still interested in this Question, given that the other question about playing video, has several answers, but here it is. As far as I know (not a UT dev) there are no limitations on features in the Pro Trial version. Except - the Unity Watermark will still be displayed (it can be disabled in full Pro). But then, if you're using the Free version otherwise, that should not be an problem. And a second issue - What happens to projects/builds when the Trial expires?, Eric5h5 says, "The projects will still work, but any Pro-only effects will be disabled. Anything you build before the trial expires will remain unchanged." If this is for a single finished project, then that may not be a problem. But if there is even a possibility that you might want to update the project later, then you have to consider if it's worth going with one of the free-version video solutions in the other Question. Thanks for the informative reply, it's good to know there aren't limitations on the trial version as it will be a good backup plan.
Apr 30 '10 at 04:15 PM
Jack Eaves
(comments are locked)
|
( see my answer to your earlier question about playing cutscenes with the free version : http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/9030 )