I’ve been paying for the Unity pro license for several months now at 75$/month for the year commitment. Now seeing Unity expand their offers as far as licensing goes, Unity Plus really is what I was originally looking for as a developer. Is there an option to go from my 75$/month plan down to the Unity Plus package? This would be really good since it would better fit my budget and still offer me the support i need from this amazing engine. I’m not necessarily looking for compensation, just curious about transitioning to Plus from the old Pro (75$/month). Any info is greatly appreciated.
3 Answers
3From Unity’s FAQ page.
I subscribed to Unity Pro before the launch of the new licensing. I make
under $200K a year, can I switch to a
Plus subscription?No, you cannot stop or cancel your
current commitment period and start a
new subscription to Plus. Only at the
end of your current commitment period
can you subscribe to Plus if you are
earning less than $200k/year. However,
we will soon contact all $75, $150 and
$225 subscribers with a special offer
to upgrade to the new Pro.
If I am understanding correctly, Unity is transitioning existing subscribers in groups. I received an email today from Unity saying they’d get back to me in July (?) with an email for claiming my new subscription.
I hope I get such an email, I've had billing issues recently and have send them several emails, none of which they've responded to yet...
– AbutharJust revoke your credit card and let them cry.
As Unity is so poor not to allow downgrade, do it.
Sorry for the lack of clarity on my part. I meant that you should be moving the platform using Rigidbody2D.MovePosition () inside your Move () function. I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do inside of OnTriggerStay2D () though. If your platform has a collider and a kinematic Rigidbody2D, then any non-kinematic Rigidbody2D with a collider sitting on top of it should automatically be moved around via physics.
– Adam-Mechtley