(Also, no matter which amount of money you spend on software, doesn't mean you're allowed to modify it beyond its intended scope of use, and hacking the Libraries tab falls into that area.)
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- KVRAF
- 24456 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
I didn't say that. But hey, if you want to get down to the bottom of this, go ask NI if hacking the Libraries tab is considered legal by them. Return with their answer.
(Also, no matter which amount of money you spend on software, doesn't mean you're allowed to modify it beyond its intended scope of use, and hacking the Libraries tab falls into that area.)
(Also, no matter which amount of money you spend on software, doesn't mean you're allowed to modify it beyond its intended scope of use, and hacking the Libraries tab falls into that area.)
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- KVRAF
- 5624 posts since 23 Aug, 2014 from Boston/Cambridge
Also, Kontakt Player libraries tend to be more expensive because of some perks, like being able to add them easily to the library tab. So, adding non-Player libraries to that tab goes against NI's policy and strategy. If a developer decides not to turn his library into a Player one, users shouldn't circumvent NI's policy by using a hack to add that library to the aforementioned tab. Just sayin'.EvilDragon wrote:I didn't say it was dangerous to do it - you won't crash your system or Kontakt by doing it. By "sorting out my libraries" I was referring to reordering my Kontakt Player libraries faster than via mouse dragging - I never added any non-Kontakt Player libraries to my Libraries tab (especially because it CAN create issues with legitimate Kontakt Player libraries - which is why I recommend everyone NOT to mess with the registry and NICNT files in the first place).