Yes!

If you previously bought the lite version and want to buy the full package, you only pay the price difference, not the full price. 

Same, for example, if you bought the 2K version and need the 8K version.

You sure can! You can animate them by adjusting the color, size, position, clarity/blur, intensity of the textures and by modifying the node setup provided.

Square 2K, 4K and 8K textures - 2048x2048, 4096x4096 and 8192x8192

Spectacular collection of assets  from the following categories: Bokeh, Creased, Plants - Exotic, Grass, Houseplants, Leaves, Ornamental, Trees, Windows, Ground - Gravel, Snow, Soil, Street and Abstract, Patterns, Caustics, Disco, Stars, Clouds, Fog, Lightning, Rain, Snow

All Blender versions - The textures have the .jpg format and work with all Blender versions

Texture projectors are already set up for each of the 2300 gobos and are ready to use, complete with node setups

Fully customizable - you can individually customize each texture/spot by modifying its location, rotation, scale, color, light intensity, spot size, softness, etc.

Volumetric light ray effect - using the right setup, light rays can become visible and create an eerie atmosphere!

Animate the textures yourself by easily modifying spot parameters

Asset Browser - already marked as assets, simply drag and drop into the scene - the Asset Browser part only works for Blender 3.0 and up

Cycles - textures with projectors only render in Cycles (turn on Viewport Shading - Rendered); textures as images render in both Eevee and Cycles

No.

But you can use the standalone .jpg textures as images in Eevee and Cycles.

If you want to use them as projected textures, know they will only work with Cycles.  So you must have Cycles enabled in order to project lights and shadows. And you have to be in Viewport Shading - Rendered for them to show.

Some of them are.

The texture projector is made by using the Blender spot lamp together with one of the 2000 textures included in the package.

Yes! You can also modify the node setup included.

To get that cool volumetric light ray effect, you need a plane, a cube with a Principled Volume node and the texture projector . The projected texture must shine trough the cube. 

I used the same setup on other pics in the gallery. I only adjusted the cube size, location and density.

Yes. 

The textures have 2K/4K/8K square .jpg format and work with all Blender versions. You can also use them as normal textures.

Yes. 

The textures have the .jpg format and work with all Blender versions. The Asset Browser part only works with Blender 3.0 and up.