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- > On Thu, 15 Jun 1995, Kim Thomas wrote:
- >
- > > Here's the plan: I have a 1050 frame animation that I've set up on my
- > > Amiga LW. I'm going to start rendering forward on the Amiga (writing the
- > > frames to the PAR), and backwards on the PC, stopping when they catch up
- > > to one another. There will be no noticable differences in the frames,
- > > right? Has anyone else done this? I'm assuming it will work, but if it
- > > doesn't, someone let me know now before I render all these frames.
- > >
- > > Dave Thomas
- >
- >
- > Dave,
- >
- I have rendered using multi Amigas like this: I used two Amigas
- Wavelinked together and saving IFF's to a PAR, and a third Amiga rendering
- the same scene backwards from the end, and saving to a Syquest. The
- frames matched up fine.
- In theory, the PC version should work as well. (Yeah, Right.)
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