This update pretty much confirms the direction of Flowstone....teaching robotics...

Happy to pay 150 bucks upgrade once it has been developed (ie I would buy the 64 bit version on completion)

That's the problem with subscription, the developer gets the money even if the updates are minimal

dont get me wrong seanclarke - i really like FS and i pay for the support so i support the support, me i dont care if the update is super useful for me or not - just to keep the wheel running

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i will support 64bit vst export! - which i thought i do already with 150 once a year, but i`m open to spend more to get this

so what amount of money we are talking about? (at all)
and how much time it would it need?

That's the problem with subscription, the developer gets the money even if the ...

Ive discussed this with Malc & pretty much the main issue is time/money.

Like I said before, if we can kickstart 64bit (show DSPR that we have dollar to put down and pay for our needs) then things will get going. I mean, how can it be declined if there is money on the table enough to cover costs ...

I have stopped using flowstone as I have no confidence in its future development, I hope I'm wrong (I check back periodically) but for now I am learning visual c.

There hasn't been any flowstone activity for a long time, not even a blog update for 5 months. I think the developer had abandoned us

Still waiting for news.....

There have been no blog entries or tweets since April...4 months silence is a long time in social media!
I suspect it's either In the process of being sold (potential a good result for us as users) or it's just gone (less lightly as it is a good program/product....someone would want it...)

Apparently we have to hit 10 000 views to merit a response. Although I would suspect if it was ever going to go 64 bit there would have been a response...

I am just not using flowstone anymore until (and certainly not upgrading) until I know it will (at some point)_ go 64 bit, as its a dead ...