there's no nag shareware : 3d exploration 1.5, and Accutrans do never end working, and fully functional..
But it does not mind, if ur aiming what is better : be legal.
As both versions are told not to be freeware, u legally need to pay for it if do more than a testing use. Again, neither allowed for comercial use. Though some shareware authors state in their license comercial use is allowed, but is more th elite-free formula. The functionality lowered version he makes it free.
There such many other ways...related to registry, anyway.
As said, even knowing how to do it (not needing even a crack) , is not worth the whole huge work, and ...the funy thing is the only advantage of several comercial tools over open source ones, use to be producitivity, and ecrtain extra features...then again, if u do a free project, u can live without those extras... and if ur into a coemrcial one, then I'd say the only safe way is use purchased or free tools....
So, is a dead end.
Funily, open source is taking an enormous strenght and quality, much more than before. Years back, there was NOTHING close to Blender for free...
BTW, formating a whole hd and os reinstall just for that, is something quite...crazy.. ;)
And...shareware use to be dirty cheap...having the license, and being in the right side gives a warm feeling, at least to me. Specially if I trully love the software, ie: Ultimate Unwrap, and think it's a jewel.
But it does not mind, if ur aiming what is better : be legal.
As both versions are told not to be freeware, u legally need to pay for it if do more than a testing use. Again, neither allowed for comercial use. Though some shareware authors state in their license comercial use is allowed, but is more th elite-free formula. The functionality lowered version he makes it free.
There such many other ways...related to registry, anyway.
As said, even knowing how to do it (not needing even a crack) , is not worth the whole huge work, and ...the funy thing is the only advantage of several comercial tools over open source ones, use to be producitivity, and ecrtain extra features...then again, if u do a free project, u can live without those extras... and if ur into a coemrcial one, then I'd say the only safe way is use purchased or free tools....
So, is a dead end.
Funily, open source is taking an enormous strenght and quality, much more than before. Years back, there was NOTHING close to Blender for free...
BTW, formating a whole hd and os reinstall just for that, is something quite...crazy.. ;)
And...shareware use to be dirty cheap...having the license, and being in the right side gives a warm feeling, at least to me. Specially if I trully love the software, ie: Ultimate Unwrap, and think it's a jewel.