License Transferability (personal/company)
by Curtis Turner II · in Torque Game Engine · 08/09/2001 (3:47 pm) · 2 replies
Ok, I want to license the V12 engine right now, Uncle George wants me to re-invest in the economy, and I can't think of a better way.
However, the license is non-transferable. The problem is, we haven't officially formed our "company" (these things take time) and technically if I buy the license now, it's mine, for me, one Curtis M. Turner II, when it should be the property of the company, who's assigned the "one programmer - one license" bit to me, for me to work on for the company. The company would then buy additional licenses for any additional programmers that need access to "the code".
Is there any way you GG guys would allow a transfer of a personal license to to corporate license in some sort of one-off kind of way, or am I stuck having to wait a few weeks?
Or is there some other way I should go about it (i.e. play dumb... Oh yeah, I meant to buy that as a representative of the company, yeah, that's what I meant to do whoops! Play powerful... I, as Lord CEO and CodeMeister, formed the company around myself so the license belongs to my personal company and not me personally!, etc..)
However, the license is non-transferable. The problem is, we haven't officially formed our "company" (these things take time) and technically if I buy the license now, it's mine, for me, one Curtis M. Turner II, when it should be the property of the company, who's assigned the "one programmer - one license" bit to me, for me to work on for the company. The company would then buy additional licenses for any additional programmers that need access to "the code".
Is there any way you GG guys would allow a transfer of a personal license to to corporate license in some sort of one-off kind of way, or am I stuck having to wait a few weeks?
Or is there some other way I should go about it (i.e. play dumb... Oh yeah, I meant to buy that as a representative of the company, yeah, that's what I meant to do whoops! Play powerful... I, as Lord CEO and CodeMeister, formed the company around myself so the license belongs to my personal company and not me personally!, etc..)
Torque Owner Curtis Turner II
39th Studios, LLC