Mine is organised - if I click "Gamemaker" then " Products" from the menu, I am given 2 headings for GMS1/GMS2 which lists what I own,date purchased and what is still available for me to buy.Remember when it was organised? lol
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Now it's just a jumbled list with no nesting
I would assume they are date ordered (mine are), but because you bought / redeemed them all on the same date they don't seem to fall back into alphabetical order after that.I bought multiple copies from the humble bundle, and they are not ordered at all. All the "Game maker" licenses are at the top, and the modules are just piled underneath.
Previously, it would show the game maker license, and underneath that would be all the modules attached to that specific license. Followed by the next game maker license.
Well the only other option is to make separate accounts, which would be a pain to keep track of so?I don't have multiple copies of the same modules registered to my account - not sure why it even makes sense to do that?
Well sure, but why do you need multiple copies of the same sofware / modules redeemed to the same account?Well the only other option is to make separate accounts, which would be a pain to keep track of so?
Firstly because they were reaaaaaallllyy cheap, and secondly because you now can't buy them anymore.why do you need multiple copies of the same sofware
But you're logging into your PC and VMs with the same account - meaning that you only need 1 copy of them redeemed to that account to have access to them.Firstly because they were reaaaaaallllyy cheap, and secondly because you now can't buy them anymore.
Also I have a bunch of virtual machines for testing multiplayer, and they all need it installed.
I'm interested in this, because I thought each license granted login access to GMS 1.4 of up to 3 machines.Well sure, but why do you need multiple copies of the same sofware / modules redeemed to the same account?
I don't understand what purpose it serves as once you have 1 redeemed, you own it - why redeem the same thing again?
I understand what you are saying / asking, but I'm still wondering why:I'm interested in this, because I thought each license granted login access to GMS 1.4 of up to 3 machines.
I now cannot see which modules are linked to which license, does that mean if I have two copies of GMS 1.4, that I can now login to 6 machines, with all modules available on every one?
Otherwise how do I distinguish between a license that had iOS export and one that separately had HMTL5 export. If the modules were each linked to a different license, how do I get access to each, if i only have one login tied to all my licenses now?
Why would you make a separate account? Double the passwords to lose track ofI'm still wondering why you would register more than 1 of the same thing to the same account / login.
Because there's more than one license in the account, but you can't tell which one it is. So you'd have to just keep reinstalling game maker with different licenses until you get the right one (because once you've activated, you can't put in a new key without a reinstall).Why wouldn't you just register the HTML export (from your above example) to the existing licence you had on that account?
Maybe I'm not explaining myself clearly in terms of what I don't understand here.Why would you make a separate account? Double the passwords to lose track of
Again, why do you need 2 licences on one account for the same piece of software?Because there's more than one license in the account, but you can't tell which one it is. So you'd have to just keep reinstalling game maker with different licenses until you get the right one (because once you've activated, you can't put in a new key without a reinstall).
Yeah that was my main point. I should have access to these 2 licenses independently, and this was previously possible, because under the old interface, you could see your license keys, as well as select which license was the "Main/Primary" license. I have purchased two copies of GMS 1, each has access to different modules. I should be able to use each license separately on different machines by entering the license key for each. (And in theory, on up to 3 machines for each license, total of 6 machines).Because each license can only be used on a maximum of 3 different machines.
Because each license can only be used on a maximum of 3 different machines.
Ahhhhh....that was the missing link - makes complete sense now.Yeah that was my main point. I should have access to these 2 licenses independently, and this was previously possible, because under the old interface, you could see your license keys, as well as select which license was the "Main/Primary" license. I have purchased two copies of GMS 1, each has access to different modules. I should be able to use each license separately on different machines by entering the license key for each. (And in theory, on up to 3 machines for each license, total of 6 machines).