Does that mean me/we have to get a License NOW or when its done?!
Dont get me wrong, I love Shade-C and im so much thanksful to you for doing this, but buying a License NOW and having the risk of never receiving a finished product is not reasonable.
As soon SHade-C is finished I instantly will get a license.

and I do hope A7 is stil supported???

Not really Supported, camera.bg is for exmample not available in A7.

You are free to try Shade-C for as long as you like. There's no need to get a license for that.

Once you start publishing material (images/videos/demo/release/etc) of your project (Showcase thread, game magazins, websites, compiled demo, etc) you need to get a license.

You don't have to get a license if:
- your project is open source
- you are posting bugs of your project or Shade-C
- you are helping other Shade-C users and have to post screenshots/videos to do so
- you are publishing work in progress material of your project
- you contribute(d) something to the Shade-C project

I just uploaded a version with A7 fallback. To activate A7 mode, #define SC_A7 before including shade-c.



Please note that PSSM shadows wont work in A7 mode and you might encounter minor visual errors with local shadows.

Get it here: https://github.com/BoHHavoc/ShadeC-EVO

A.W.E.S.O.M.E!!
If you reall finish this, you can be sure, that you´ll get a lot of money

Forgot to update the actual source and not only the example folder. Fixed that now.

ok i do unstand that, but im already posting picture of my game using Shade-C. My Game is not finished yet nor is shade-c.
Does that mean i have to get a license NOW or i have to remove the screenshots?
C'mon dont be so strict!
i dont want this to be another "Intense-X" case, where you bought ur license and in the end you never get the promised product.

In that case it's work in progress and you don't need a license as already stated



Additionally you were using an older version which WAS and IS still free.


Sorry for all the confusion

ok thanks, maybe i should read really ALL before I ask
you are awesome!

SHADE-C POWER!!!

I've got some weird behaviour with the shadows:
The resolution of the shadow maps is here at 2048, but this also happens when the resolution is default 512.
It also not happens all times but only some times...

Can you post your gfx card model?
Looks like it does not support 32bit floating point texture filtering.

Strange though that it doesn't happen all the time...

[edit] I think this might really be the case, as local shadows seem to be working fine on your screenshot. Local shadows aren't using the 32fp format but 16fp instead.