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Re: New part files and viewer [message #16535 is a reply to message #16528] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 09:40 |
GraemeG
Messages: 54 Registered: May 2009
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Brad, Yeah, noticed the Publisher stuff in the viewer's help files whilst playing around with it after my post. You're not wrong about a great viewer - works well for sharing this sort of info. Will have to give it a try with my Autocad files. BTW great presentation and layout on your new Labsub pages. Very nice. Might I suggest an index on the first page to avoid having to go through each page? Have you had the chance to do listening tests on your sub yet? Cheers Graeme
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Re: New part files and viewer [message #16536 is a reply to message #16535] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 10:13 |
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Wayne Parham
Messages: 18783 Registered: January 2001
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Either of you ever used other 3D modelers than AutoCAD or 3D Studio? SoftImage, Imagine or Lightwave? For the longest time, I was modeling with AutoCAD and exporting DXF files, converting to raw triangles and rendering with POV-Ray. I had a project modeling oil tools that was kinda cool, but the software tools were math intensive. You had to keep track of every X,Y,Z in a database and animations were done by calculating coordinates and entering them into the database rather than with any sort of graphical user interface. Sent it to a rendering engine for ray-tracing to crunch through all the frames. Man, oh, man though, when an animation came together, the final result seemed glorious! Good memories.
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Re: New part files and viewer [message #16540 is a reply to message #16536] |
Tue, 25 May 2004 04:42 |
GraemeG
Messages: 54 Registered: May 2009
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No, I've only used Autocad, and havn't really worried about fine detail rendering. I have a tutorial which explains how to import Autcad files to Bryce, but it would appear the ModelPress Publisher can accomplish this task better. Will have to try it. Cheers Graeme
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