#Mac os app storymill mac os#
#Mac os app storymill update#
#Mac os app storymill software#
#Mac os app storymill code#
#Mac os app storymill license#

Had to buy a new HD and partition it for duel boot. Lion Broke my Daz programs, and my adobe CS suite.

#Mac os app storymill software#

So, the problem is not only that MAC-users of Bryce cant’ work with the program, is not only that Daz has issues to develop the Bryce (funds, availability, experience programers etc.), is that new users with MAC systems (and beleave me, there are many and increasing every year), will avoid to buy this very good program, old-users will try to found other software and at the end Daz will lose all the MAC's customers. I suppose that Apple has a reason to remove the motorola compatibility emulator. The Apple prior any releasing make announcements to the developers for compatibility issues, from the moment of releasing the problem transfer to the Software developers and the users. Personal I dont’ request to “fix it” but “when planned to in time frame”.

However, the last version of Bryce released on 2010, which means 3 years and lots of posts in many forums. So, nobody can accuse Daz that didnt’ invest on this program. I’m working with Bryce since 1999 and I know that when Daz redeem the software from Corel and change the rendering engine the Bryce become the best program for the simple user.

#Mac os app storymill update#

I understand that the hole procedure of update the internal codelines of any program, and in particular of Bryce, is not an easy work. I agree with you and some other that we have other options to work our Bryce in our Mac systems but… I recently “jump” from Windows to Mac and now I face the possibility of working Windows in parallel mode into MAC… this is hilarious!!! The problem is many of the Mac users get kind of upset when they hear asking Daz to do it isn't likely to work and they take it out on whoever is answering their reply even though none of us work for Daz. Nobody is really trying to fight hear it's just that after more then two years of people coming here and saying 'Daz you need to fix this' and then Daz not fixing it, it seems kind of a wasted effort to come here and say 'Daz you need to fix this'. Another option would possibly be if the people resposible for that emulator made it so end users could buy it and use it with the newer OS's.

#Mac os app storymill license#

So this problem could be fairly simply resolved by Apple renewing that license and putting the emulator back in or by figuring some other way to add support for that motorola code. They chose not to renew and so when they made the next version after snow leapord it didn't have this emulator that Bryce depended on to run on the newer systems.

#Mac os app storymill code#

As I understand it the problem is Apple allowed the licensing to expire for a certain emulator they used to translate code meant for a motorola chip that Macs used to have, into code that the newer intel chip can understand. Now I've tried to suggest to people that rather then insisting on trying to coerce Daz into doing it (which has been tried and hasn't worked for over two years now) it might yield better results to turn to Apple, a much bigger and wealthier company, with the resources to make things happen when they want to rather then have to wait until they can get the right people. Perhaps not ideal solutions but certainly enough for the person whose use of Bryce is a matter of life or death. Or you can use it on newer machine with the newer OS but use something like parallels to run window on a seperate partition. Until then it will still run on older machines that can run the older version of the OS (and keep in mind I'm not talking super old just a few years back. So the best Daz has been able to give is that when they do contract they right people and bring Bryce back into developement the top priority is to get it working for the Mac.

#Mac os app storymill mac os#

Added to that is that the bestt people for the job (ones that are already familiar with Bryce and the latest versions of the Mac OS ) work on contract so it's kind of a matter of them being available at the same time Daz is able to afford to contract them. Not really because Daz doesn't really have the resources to just make this happen whenever they want it to so it's much more then just them making the decision to do it. There is any from Daz to inform us when we expect to have a supporting rev of Bryce on Mac 10.8.2, in one month? in one year? in one decate? never? For someone may the “end” of Bryce as software, can be as equal as the end of the world. The point here, via posting, is Daz to official replay into all Bryce-users calls for solution.

I think that the major issue here is the supporting of Bryce 7 (or any Bryce rev), in MAC systems and not this type of “fighting” that not help us (users and DAZ).