So it's regrettably been a while since a PolyOne3 update to either the Pro or Lite versions. Life, burnout and the need to work for a roof over my head got in the way. Furthermore, I had a version that was nearly ready for release, but experienced a hard disk issue and much of my work was corrupted. I had an external backup drive but it was also broken, and the source files of PolyOne3 do not fit well with Source Control, so I lost all the changes, obviously very discouraging.
Well I'm finally trying to get back to work on PolyOne3 starting with a .obj export and a rewrite of the manual focused on How-To's and Q&A as a manual rewrite seems much more useful for someone that wasn't inside my head seeing the thought process unfold behind all of how and why PolyOne3 was designed the way it is. I can't set a deadline on this for sure but a month should be sufficient.
I've had very little feedback on PolyOne3 and I worry that's because usability issues stop people from finding uses for it, so please let me know if or what you have found PolyOne3 useful for as I'd be very interested!
I think my advice is the same to so many right now. Lower the price not because your software is not worth $15, but because right now more people have $5 to spare than $15 or even $10.
More people will try it on itch that way. Raise the price incrementally as you add more and more features, or the economy changes. I wish you the best of luck either way.
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So it's regrettably been a while since a PolyOne3 update to either the Pro or Lite versions. Life, burnout and the need to work for a roof over my head got in the way. Furthermore, I had a version that was nearly ready for release, but experienced a hard disk issue and much of my work was corrupted. I had an external backup drive but it was also broken, and the source files of PolyOne3 do not fit well with Source Control, so I lost all the changes, obviously very discouraging.
Well I'm finally trying to get back to work on PolyOne3 starting with a .obj export and a rewrite of the manual focused on How-To's and Q&A as a manual rewrite seems much more useful for someone that wasn't inside my head seeing the thought process unfold behind all of how and why PolyOne3 was designed the way it is. I can't set a deadline on this for sure but a month should be sufficient.
I've had very little feedback on PolyOne3 and I worry that's because usability issues stop people from finding uses for it, so please let me know if or what you have found PolyOne3 useful for as I'd be very interested!
I think my advice is the same to so many right now. Lower the price not because your software is not worth $15, but because right now more people have $5 to spare than $15 or even $10.
More people will try it on itch that way. Raise the price incrementally as you add more and more features, or the economy changes. I wish you the best of luck either way.