virtuaout can be purchased by itself directly from me, or from Caligari as part of rayPak. For more information on rayPak, click here.
Sorry I can't just give virtuaout away. I spent a lot of time working on it, and I gotta eat too you know =)
But that doesn't mean it has to be expensive, does it? NO!
You can buy it for twenty-five bucks! That's US$25!
I'm set up with PayPal, and that's definitely the easiest way to pay. Just click the button below to purchase.
If you can't use Paypal, or if you choose not to, there is an alternative - send an EBGames gift certificate for the same amount of money. I will say that I'd prefer PayPal, as while getting videogames is fun, it doesn't pay the bills. But if you do want to use this method of payment, follow these instructions:
First, go to this page
Now, this is what to enter for each step:
1. Select Online Gift Certificate
2. IMPORTANT: Enter 25.00 as the amount. Make sure you don't type the wrong amount! Also enter Quantity as 1.
3. Now hit Add to Cart. Your shopping cart will be displayed, so press the Checkout button.
4. Enter your login details or create an account.
5. IMPORTANT: On the next screen, for the "Enter recipient's e-mail address", enter: siw@coolpowers.com with Simon for first name and Windmill for last name
6. In the Gift Message box, write that this is for virtuaout, and add your email address.
Then complete the order. When I receive notification of the certificate from EBGames, I'll send you information on getting the software.
This may seem a convoluted process, but it has worked fine for those who have already ordered this way.
When you buy software, you usually don't get to see the license until you've already paid for it, and try to install it. Well, I think that's a little off, so here's the license for you to see BEFORE you pay for it:
You CAN install this software any number of times on any number of computers that you own. You CANNOT give away or sell this or a copy of this software to anyone else to install on their computers. This is cheap software. I think these are reasonable rules.