danieru

Trying to compile any C++ project generated by the Project Manager always gives an error saying " the use of `tmpnam' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp' ". I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 as operating system, Code::Blocks 13.12 as IDE and g++ 4.8.2 as compiler.

Trying to create a paypal account i received another error "invalid credit card number". I was putting 2 more zeros all this time, and I did not realize... I'm sorry to have wasted your time But at least I have Leadwerks standalone Thank you all for your help

I know, i read about http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/user/1364-admin/ Still prefer the standalone version. Steam is fine for games, but for software... I don't think so. I put all the necessary information on the Client Area -> Billing Information, also add more money to the secure card (more than necessary). But I still get the same error message

When* i meant

Hi, i was trying to buy leadwerks, but the site just says "There was a problem with your payment. Please try again." i'm using a secure credit card that have enough funds, also i check that all was correct. But i still get the same error message. it is because i don't live in the US? or maybe is the site that have an error. Also, Firefox don't show me an ssl certificate when i am buying. it is safe buying in the leadwerks site rather than steam? When* i meant

Great! So the only difference is Steam workshop integration! And i don't need that Thanks really, I'm buying Leadwerks now.

Hi, I would like to know what are the differences between the Steam version and the Standalone. Seems to me I read that the only difference is the integration with the Steam Workshop. I ask this to decide if I should buy the Standalone today or wait for the Steam version has support for Linux, so I would like to be sure that the Standalone also has the same functionalities. eg integration with Steam SDK.

I know that the full version of leadwerks 3.1 will be available in this month. But I wonder if it is launched with the trial version, or if the trial will take longer.