I agree with providing as much info as possible considering it is a common programming courtesy. Even those who know their version need a subtle reminder of their limitations [or lack thereof] from time to time. If they see a {P} it could be a flag to "not read on and get your hopes up", for example, or a {NON} for "nonsense" at which point none of us should read on.

Hmm, I think people who already bought a 3DGS version should know what features it includes and be able to know that all thing they find e.g. in Shaders section don't work with Lite-C full.



Hmm, you could add a link to your site to the wiki or something like that, if you think that is useful/necessary.

Finally people who agree with me!



The key word is "Should" - I didn't know until I looked it up recently and I've been using Lite-C a while. There should be this information as common courtesy to beginners. You should NOT expect beginners to know anything.

Tell me this makes sense now, you're being incredibly dismissive of something that could only help people (i.e. do no harm at all).

you should never purchase something without already knowing so yes, i think it should be expected, and as far as I knew everyone gets a free manual, so to those that dont already know (even tho they should) R_T_F_M. :P

and if you discover a feature which your version doesn't support, upgrade.

okay, so what about adding contributions to wiki?

What happened to the wiki 3dgs?

it was shot off a couple of weeks ago because of spams and hacks.

hmmmmm.