SilverLining Licensing

SilverLining Licensing

In order to use SilverLining within your application, you must instantiate an Atmosphere object.

An Atmosphere must be constructed with a product name and license code. For example,

atm = new Atmosphere("Your Product Name", "Your License Code");

Invalid license names or codes will result an a dialog box being displayed when your application starts up, informing the user that this application is unlicensed. After five minutes of use, the application will terminate. This allows you to use the SilverLining SDK and evaluate it without paying for a license, but isn't appropriate for a finished application or serious development.

In order to use SilverLining without these restrictions, you must purchase a license code. Royalty-free licenses are available on a per-product basis. You'll get a license code which will fully unlock SilverLining for use in your application, access to SilverLining's complete source code, and access to top-tier developer support directly from the author.

Obtaining a license for Triton, or how to evaluate it for free

Once you've received your license name and code, all you have to do is pass them into Triton::Environment::SetLicenseCode() after you've created your Environment object, and all restrictions on Triton will be removed.

We do make Triton freely available in an "evaluation mode" if you don't pass it a valid license code. This lets you confirm you can integrate Triton with your application before committing to a purchase. Without a license code, Triton will display a warning dialog at startup, and terminate your application after five minutes of runtime - but this should be sufficient to see if you can get Triton up and running with your project.

Our license terms are simple; a single price lets you distribute as many copies or channels of your executable, and incremental updates to it, that links in Triton. No royalties, no per-channel costs, no per-developer costs. Licensees also recieve Triton's full source, 3 months of technical support, and free updates.