   PhysX - I had to sign up?
  Hi,I have "signed up" to receive a copy of the Physx SDK, and I find it a bit strange that you have to do this. But anyway, how many working days did it take for your acceptance email to arrive? I am under the impression that they are manually reading 'application forms' and rejecting some.Can somebody who did this recently tell me how it worked for them?Thanks.   
  I received my account in about 4 days, their pretty busy over their at Ageia.   ;  i did it a couple months back and i believe mine was overnight.  It's pretty powerful software, I think they just want to keep track of who they're lending it to, probably more for market research than anything else.   ;  4-5   ;  Cool, if its less than a week then that fits perfectly with my schedule.As a completely different question, who got it to work easily with code::blocks?;Quote:Original post by speciesUnknownI am under the impression that they are manually reading 'application forms' and rejecting some.That's what they really seem to do, from what I read. Personally, such a policy makes me reluctant to use their SDK at all, regardless of how powerful it maybe is.While I am aware that everyone is of course free to offer or deny business to anyone (without providing a reason), I think that they're going a step too far there.Usually, if you are trying to sell some hardware, you are most happy if a developer shows interest in using/supporting your product, since this results in more units being sold. So, by supporting their product, you indirectly work for them, free of charge.However, that doesn't seem to be how Ageia looks at it.   ;  i think its a case of they reject applications that say, in the "reasons for wantin the physx sdk" it says "im gonna maek a mmorpg wiv t0nz 0f weponz and tunz 0f charackters......"I put down that I want to use it for a university project. This is partly true, my plan is to use physx to control a walking robot, by getting it to balance properly. That's not the only reason, of course, I also want it to learn it.If they fail my application, I'll try again and say that I'm currently using one of their competitors and wish to port my code. Failing that, I'll tell bigger lies until I get my way.   ;Quote:Original post by speciesUnknownFailing that, I'll tell bigger lies until I get my way.lol dont worry bout that.my reason was that i need it for some personal use.I got a reply in 2 days.   ;Quote:Original post by speciesUnknownI put down that I want to use it for a university project. This is partly true, my plan is to use physx to control a walking robot, by getting it to balance properly. That's not the only reason, of course, I also want it to learn it.That is similar to the reason I gave, and mine showed up in 4 days as well.;  I think I just put "personal use". It took about three or four days.   