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26 August 2012, 09:09
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Maya had ugly watermarks in the trial edition last time I checked.
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26 August 2012, 12:51
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30 August 2012, 02:56
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@ watertonian
love em dude-dual 1541's 
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09 September 2012, 22:53
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2 1200s in Wisconsin
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 I remember having 2 of 'em on the 64, along with a cassette deck (useful for recording over particularly annoying country albums, especially when the owner of said album likes blasting it through headphones.. Learned all kinds of vocabulary that I was really too young to be hearing that way....) Anyway, got bored and went through some of my Amiga s/w boxes, and found out PageRender 3D came with a set of old school red & blue tinted 3D glasses, so I figured I'd experiment a bit. Think I got the parallax off, and the proggy I was using didn't really overlay the images right, though still tinkering about with it...       So far, the glasses just make me go kinda cross-eyed (partly due to the prescription ones I have to stuff them behind, probably). Also, think the right and left images are a bit too far apart. Perhaps somebody with a set of igogs or something could verify? (Don't think there's any d/l block via imgur, otherwise creative use of wget might be in order...) |
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04 October 2012, 07:39
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2 1200s in Wisconsin
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04 October 2012, 15:50
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love it man! just the inspiration I need to get back into Lightwave on my miggy if only I can find some spare time this upcoming Christmas season
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07 January 2014, 16:57
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Raystorm sources released https://github.com/privatosan/RayStorm
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27 January 2014, 09:38
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Looking for User Manual for Real 3D v1.4!
I used Real 3D v1.4.2 as a favorite tracer/modeler back then and still using it on my PC with WinUAE installed. While I'm getting quite nice results rendering glass, mirror etc., still can't do a lot of things i want to in my favorite software. User manual of Real 3D 1.4 would be appreciated if anyone have, which is highly doubtful since i googled for it whole weekend without result. Manual for Real 3D v.3 can be found but it doesn't help since it have completely different user interface. |
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