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From: [e-mail] (dnelson)
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Subject: Modeler default problems
Date: 29 Aug 1995 07:59:38 -0400
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I'm running a T4000/FlYer; ver. 4.04./Warped/50MbRAM/23GbHDs.
MY Q is,
How do I alter the default dir assigns that come up in Modler?
How do I get the list of macros to come up, they used to in earlier
Modler verdions?
Where is there an explanation of these macros?

Thanks for any help on this. Is there a LW FAQ on Q's of this sort?
Telling me to RTFM at this point won't be too helpful.

Don Nelson


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From: [e-mail] (SpencerS)
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Subject: Re: Win 95
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I don't have PC Lightwave yet but if it runs like a lot of my other stuff
- good luck.  This have been one of the most frustrating upgrades I have
ever seen - especially when you consider this is the most beta tested
software in history.

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From: Scott Anderson <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: problem installing lw4.0 pre-release
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[e-mail] (David Lumbers) wrote:
 >[e-mail] (Rey Andrada) wrote:
 >
 >>Hi All,
 >
 >>    This is my first animation software, I was trying to install it last night
 >>floppy/cd. Installation worked for a while cd is being read until a file called
 >>unitus.afm the installation tool said that it cannot open this file. But the file
 >>exist in the cdrom but I could not read it as well when I do "more < unitus.afm".
 >>Any ideas on this one.
 >
 >
 >>Thanks,
 >>--
 >
 >>Rey Andrada
 >
 >Hi Rey.  Maybe you could try just copying the file from the cd to make
 >sure it's not a problem physically with the cd.
 >
 >
 >
 >Lumbers Graphics and Video.
 >Toronto.
 >Email: [e-mail] or [e-mail]
 >
I had the same problem. The file doesn't exist on the CD though there is a
pointer to it. To install, you should select everything you want to install,
except the fonts. The installation will complete. Once finished, copy the fonts
manually onto your harddrive.

Scott Anderson

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From: Scott Anderson <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Problem with Win95 loading scenes
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I cannot load scenes into Lightwave 4.0 PreRelease now that I have installed
Win95.
When I go to load the scene, Lightwave crashes when it starts to look for the
first object. (An invalid page fault in Lightwave.exe). Anyone else had
problems with this. Its even too late to uninstall Win95 for me and I cannot
run Win311 through DOS anymore, so no rendering :(

Thanx in advance for any solutions.

Scott

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From: [e-mail] (DScott5663)
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Subject: Re: B5 planet
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>The map is actuall cyndrilical, not spherical.

And why is that?  Does cylindrical mapping on a sphere overcome
some distortioning of some sort that a spherical map would do?

Dean

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From: [e-mail] (J Eric Chard)
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Subject: Re: No error on out of disk space
Date: 28 Aug 1995 23:20:20 -0700
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>
>Well, it seems LW doesn't give an error if it's out of disk space
>when rendering.  Just keeps on chugging along.  I found this out
>when I went to look at the files and had several 0 length animation
>frames.  Maybe this will be fixed one day?

    That got reported about 2 months ago.

    The problem is that Amblin, Foundation, and Fusion have such
    disk capacity that they never actually EVER run out of disk space,
    so they of course never encounter this problem.

    Allen has to rely on low-lifes like me......... !  :^)



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From: [e-mail] ()
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Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
Date: 29 Aug 1995 06:44:44 GMT
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Glenn Saunders ([e-mail]) wrote:

: I really don't understand why they didn't design it for the 2nd
: controller port.  Was it because parallel dongle technology is routine in
: all of computerdom and it would take more R&D to have a DB9-based dongle?

Good question!  Anyone who is using LightWave on a regular basis sure as
hell doesn't have time to play games....it's been ages since I've booted up
Lemmings!

The only possible reason I can think of is that maybe a game port dongle is
easier to lose....although they could have designed it with screws to secure
it into place.

--
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From: [e-mail] ()
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Subject: Re: Mojo says hi
Date: 29 Aug 1995 07:04:58 GMT
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 Mojo ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Finally got on the net, so whoever wants to bitch at me can finally do
: so to my smiling face :-)

Hey Mojo, I've got a serious question for you or for anyone else who is
doing outer space anims on network TV (Lee?)....do you guys use real-life
scaling when setting up your scenes?

In other words, with the B5 stuff, are the planets really tens of thousands
of kilometers in size?  And do the moons and space stations maintain orbits
thousands of kilometers away from them?

Or do you guys just go with what looks good and hope the anal retentive
sci-fi buffs don't notice?

--
                                     -David Warner


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Subject: Re: PYROMANIA
Date: 29 Aug 1995 07:12:04 GMT
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SBD ([e-mail]) wrote:

: >Now I'll just have to start blowing things up in my back yard and getting
: >that on tape....

: Good idea - let us know when we can see something.  BTW - you are not living
: near Miami? (Just want to make sure my backyard is far enough from yours)

Nope...I'm not too far from Long Island though.  :/

It will be quite a while before I start burning anything in the backyard...
the drought in these parts has been very severe lately and I think I would
end up with more footage than I need if I did anything now!  =(

--
                                     -David Warner


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From: [e-mail] (My name is...)
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Subject: Re: LW PC Dongle Crack?
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (robert hood) writes...
>Not everyone (well, ok, most people) looking for a dongle crack are looking
>to steal LW.  I own it, and I'd like to have a crack simply to allow me
>to render on several machines at once without having to mess with that
>ScreamerNet bullshit.

 I've got some questions on the distributed rendering thing. :')

1. Could of sworn that someone said they (NewTek) where coming out with a render
   only version for that purpose?
2. Besides, doesn't LWave support distributed rendering (7 Lwave programs on
   7 different machines?) ;')

>Look, I came up with the cash; I should be allowed more privilege without
>having to stoop to illegalities.
>
>Regards,                      |||
>Bob                         ^(===)^


 Ed




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Subject: Re: Imagine 2.0 book
Date: 29 Aug 1995 07:51:58 GMT
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[e-mail] wrote:
: Hello, I have Imagine 2.0 PC version from the Waite book but
: find the documentation quite sparse.

There's an understatement!  =)


: Would anyone be interested in selling me an old, unwanted copy of
: Worley's "Understanding Imagine 2.0"?

Sorry, I gave away everything I had for Imagine less than a year after
booting up LightWave for the first time....the only thing I've got left
is a "Now you can...Imagine" T-shirt and I'm not even sure why I still
have that.

--
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Subject: Re: Exabyte for A4000 How What Where?
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Glenn Saunders ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Is the Abekas format some great mystery?  Why doesn't some Amiga
: shareware programmer tackle it?

^^^^^^^See that! take the challenge all you programmer types! (I would pay
for it)

-Aaron

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 Ouch Ouch Ouch! This thread is mighty hot! :')
 On my Pentium...
 I've not had a problem with my dongle for Light Wave, my printer works fine.
 My dongle is small and solid. (Although it's not the size really, but how you
 use it)

 However I did order TV Paint 3.0 and to my surprise it came with a dongle
 also.
 It doesn't work, the requestor comes up "Warning Dongle not detected".
 So I figure that I'll call em and get a replacement (Anti-Gravity sold it to
 me... the company that makes it is in another country).
 If they won't replace it, I'll send back the program for a refund and buy
 something else.

 My point being, can't you get another dongle from Newtek? (If it's
 malfunctional)
 Is Parnet incapable of working with this dongle installed? (is it official?)
 Will a switch box work? What about an extra paralell port io card?

 Cant we all just get along? (sniff sniff)

 By the way John, I just called Syndesis and was told the Windows version of
 Interchange is shipping... in 4 to 6 weeks :') (just kidding).

 Ed (Who wished his damn kill file worked, but at the same time strangely
     intriged with the rat-holes and flame wars-- it's kinda like slowing
     down to look at an accident on the info highway :') )

 (P.S. it's 4:30 in the morning here, you'd be strange too)



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From: [e-mail] ("Phil South")
Subject: Re: Imagine 2.0 book
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> Would anyone be interested in selling me an old, unwanted copy of
> Worley's "Understanding Imagine 2.0"?

Sorry, there's no such thing as an unwanted copy of UI2. They're as rare
as rocking horse shit as it is.

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Subject: Re: Win 95
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> Has anyone tried LightWave under Win95?????
> Whats the verdict?

It's okay, and you can do other things when rendering (if you have to)
although it does slow down the renders if you do.

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Subject: Re: Problem with Win95 loading scenes
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I had this problem the last time I installed Win95, but the problem just
went away. I have no idea why, apart from the fact that Win95 dicks about
with it's own configuration for maximum performance. Sounds a bit rude...

Possibly the problems go away when you reboot a few times. I'm still
trying to figure it out.

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Subject: Re: Mojo says hi.
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> No thanks.
>
> In 2 years, I still want to get in line half a day early, walk into a
> theater of over-excited people and just get taken away again.  I want
> the surprises and thrills I had 15 years ago.  I want to remain a fan.
> Working on it would take that all away.

But Mojo, surely you wouldn't turn down a job with Lucas? A non-SW job
perhaps???

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In article <41u27f$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (SpencerS) writes...
>I don't have PC Lightwave yet but if it runs like a lot of my other stuff
>- good luck.  This have been one of the most frustrating upgrades I have
>ever seen - especially when you consider this is the most beta tested
>software in history.

 Hmmm, The only problem I had was that I some how had enabled my bios's biult
 in Virus detection.. Once I disabled that, 95 installed fine.
 All my stuff runs okay, includeing some stuff that's not supposed to.
 Just lucky I guess.

 Ed





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Subject: Re: Where to buy Lightwav
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 1995 17:05:00 GMT
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I ordered my LW pre-release through Tank Taylor at Vision Imaging.  It was
only $720, including 2nd-Day Air shipping.  There were some E-mail
problems between Tank and myself at first, but he went out of his way to
make sure the order went through quickly.  I highly recommend him as one
who's very dedicated to customer-service and satisfaction.

         Justin Barrett - [e-mail] - 1:350/401
    Free Spirit Productions   -   Northland Cable   -   Peninsula College

 * Q-Blue 2.1 *

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From: [e-mail] (John Foust)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle? Leads to nuns on horses!
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In article <41uh73$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (JBooth411) says:
>
>       Quite frankly, John, I don't lock my car. If I do, they just smash
>a window.
...
> Now I'm not
>saying this approach would work for the whole dongle/nuns on horses thing,
>but it does kinda shatter your analogy.. so I thought I'd bother you with
>it.. hehe.. :)

Actually, here in Jefferson, not only do people NOT lock their
cars, but they often leave the keys in the ignition, and I know
of at least one family who will leave town on vacation yet
leave the house and business unlocked for days...

As you said, there are exceptions and extremes, but all in all,
I still lock my car.  I bet you lock the building that your
computer is in, don't you?  :-)

- John

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In article <41u53r$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David Ingebretsen) says:
>
>I forgot to pester you about a rumored new version of ICP for the Amiga.
>I've pen and checkbook in hand. Oh, will it use the standard ASL
>file requestor?

Yes, it's $3,999.  That's S-Y-N-D-E-S-I-S.

>Thanks, and thank you for not using a dongle :)

You're welcome.  You thank me, and all the pirates thank me.  :-)

- John

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From: [e-mail] (Don Peterson)
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In article <41ksks$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
says...
>
>        Okay, we have some animation projects coming up that just may
>        involve more rendering than we can handle. Does anyone here have
>        any experience with some Raptor Renering Services? What kind of
>        rates are typically charged? I have a PAR for output, so I'm
looking
>        mainly to have the frames rendered, then sent back on an Exabyte
>        tape.
>
>        So, what's the hourly rate on, say, a Raptor 3 with that cool new
>        300 MHz 21164 in it???
>
>        Thanks!
>
>        Eric Elliott
>        The Rendering Plant, Inc.
>
 We charge about $15,000 per hour.  After which you get to keep the
machine.:)

Don


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In article <41ksks$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says...
>
>        Okay, we have some animation projects coming up that just may
>        involve more rendering than we can handle. Does anyone here have
>        any experience with some Raptor Renering Services? What kind of
>        rates are typically charged? I have a PAR for output, so I'm looking
>        mainly to have the frames rendered, then sent back on an Exabyte
>        tape.
>
>        So, what's the hourly rate on, say, a Raptor 3 with that cool new
>        300 MHz 21164 in it???
>
>        Thanks!
>
>        Eric Elliott
>        The Rendering Plant, Inc.
>

At DeskStation we charge about $15,000 for the first hour and after that it's free...and you can
even take a system home with you.:)

Don


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In article <41ui70$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] () says:
>
>Glenn Saunders ([e-mail]) wrote:
>
>: Is the Abekas format some great mystery?  Why doesn't some Amiga
>: shareware programmer tackle it?
>
>^^^^^^^See that! take the challenge all you programmer types!

No, the Abekas format is not a great mystery.  It's quite
easy, in fact, much easier than IFF, for example.

Adding good SCSI tape support is a bit trickier.

NewTek once paid Syndesis to develop an Abekas tape driver
for LightWave, however, they never did anything with it.

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From: [e-mail] (John Foust)
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Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle? Leads to nuns on horses!
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In article <41uqqj$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Glenn Saunders) says:
>
>The mortal John Foust wrote:
>
>: Oh, I know, you think I'm rolling in money because InterChange is "overpriced."
>: :-)  I encourage you to find a lower-cost, dependable alternative if that's
>: the way you feel.
>
>Lightwave 4.0 itself is supposed to import a shitload of formats.  I don't
>know about its exports capability, but I know all I'm really concerned
>about is Imagine importing (lots of objects on Aminet available but mostly
>Imagine type).

LightWave for Amiga included the ability to import and export
Mac PICT bitmaps, as well as only import AutoCAD DXF, Wavefront,
3D Studio, and Sculpt files, in the form of tools developed by
Syndesis and licensed by NewTek.

LightWave 4.0 standalone (for various platforms) includes
importers and exporters for Wavefront, AutoCAD DXF and 3D Studio,
using Syndesis plug-ins licensed by NewTek.

If you want Imagine import/export, you need InterChange.  It is
possible for us to adapt all of InterChange as a LightWave
plug-in, and we may include that for free in a future release
of InterChange for Windows.

- John


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Subject: Re: Building PC plugins
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[e-mail] wrote:
> robert hood ([e-mail]) wrote:
>
> : Now, I had a legitimate question:  If you don't have a helpful answer,
> : STOP WASTING THE FUCKING BANDWIDTH!
>
> I don't really see how all the recent bickering on this newsgroup is gonna
> solve anything...in fact, my guess is that it's gonna drive some people away
> who have much better things to do.
>
> Now this may sound like a REALLY crazy idea, but how about sending someone
> private mail if you have a bone to pick with them, or better yet, chalk up
> that person's message as his or her own opinion and go on to the next one
> without swearing at them.
>
>    ....yeah, I figured it was a silly idea....

I apologize.  I was quite tired last night (have spent the whole
day at NewTek U. and then most of the evening with my production group).

It simply angers me when people from a "reputable" company (see, John,
others can use quotes too =|^) don't act in a professional manner.  If he
wants to post like that, he should do so from another account that will not
include his company name.

I've posted my request to the plugin mailing list, so thanks to all who
responded on this one -- let's end it and move on to other topics.

Again, I apologize for the language.

Regards,                      |||
Bob                         ^(===)^
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                    | bureaucrats hate more than innovation, especially
Work: 303-730-1324  | innovation that produces better results than the old
Home: 303-980-8392  | routines.  Improvements always make those at the top
[e-mail]    | of the heap look inept.  Who enjoys appearing inept?
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Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
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In article <41urja$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Glenn Saunders) says:
>
>The mortal John Foust wrote:
>: Oh, I see, it's "elitism" to admit that the Amiga is out of business,
>
>It is trash-talk to advocate people to use a different platform since
>people make platform decisions for varied reasons with varied priorities
>such that there is no fixed right or wrong choice.  This is Platform
>Toleration 101.
...
>Why is this such an unreasonable
>comment that you have to return it with platform-flames?

Do you forget that I, too, was an Amiga user and developer
for heaven's sake?  That I'm one of the few developers who will
still admit in public that Syndesis has an Amiga product, or
that we got our start in the Amiga market?  I've been hearing
"What's an Omega?" since 1985 or so.

This person complained that LW/Amiga's dongle interfered
with ParNet, a public domain hack.  I replied that it is
unreasonable for any company to make decisions based on
such an insignificant minority:  out of all the Amigas
still in use, out of all the people running ParNet as well
as LightWave: are we talking about three or four people here?

>: OK, don't buy it.  Don't use your opinion of the price point as
>: justification to pirate it, either.
>
>You are labelling everyone who don't like dongles (at least inconvenient
>and semi-functioning ones) as advocating piracy.

This person complained about the price of InterChange, not
dongles.  And Standard Pirate Argument #1 is "I can't afford it,
but I can steal it."  This had nothing to do with dongles.

>: Look, there are $15,000 *one-way* translators for sale in the SGI
>: market.
>
>You are using SGI apps as a yardstick to determine a reasonable software
>price?  Heh.

No, not at all.  I was just reminding him that in the PC and SGI
markets, InterChange's $495 price is still often regarded as
"too low," with the implication that it is a less than professional
tool.

>: Since 1987 when we introduced InterChange for the Amiga
>: at $49.95, we doubled the price twice, and every time, sales
>: went up.  What did your Econ 101 class say about that kind of
>: market response?
>
>I object to the pride with which you take in this.
>
>When you are the only thing out there, people will pay the extortion fee.
>
>Same thing with the Exabyte drivers.

Sorry, the market isn't that smart.  A higher price isn't an
"extortion fee."  People do think that the price of something
is an indication of its true value.  As we raised the price,
we added more and more to the product, too.  The higher price
let my company stay in business all these years.  It helped
me deliver a better product.  That's the difference between
a $49.95 product made by two people in their spare bedroom
and basement, as compared to the $495 product made by three-four
people in their own office building with corporation-bought computers.

- John

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In article <41tsku$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Elfwork) says:
>
>In article <41t2ue$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
>Foust) writes:
>
>>So how do you like ParNet?  Is your Amiga holding together?  :-)
>
> ParNet was about as fast as the ArcNEt cards I used for
>awhile.

Sheesh, out of the frying pan and into the fire!  Didn't the PC
market stop using ArcNet around 1986?  :-)  I think there was a
reason - maybe speed?  :-)

>The Amigas are holding out just fine, thanks for your concern. };^)
>Until I get the Perception, I just FTP all my images over to the PAR on my
>4000.
>(Works like a charm. Though I don't understand how you could care less.)

I still use my Amiga.  I just don't expect it to keep up with a
computer made in the past two-three years, though, much less
expect developers to continue to support it...

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Subject: Trees and shrubs needed
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Hello out there, all. I am in need of a tree and shrub object to use in an
accident recreation. Hopefully someone out there will have a few of these
things lying around (and low in polys). Please post here, or e-mail me.
This account might just be temporary, so e-mail any info you may have to:
[e-mail]

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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (J Eric Chard)
writes:

>
>    Yo, Andy, who's carrying IMPACT?

There should be dealers out there that has the 0.9 prerelease in stock,
but I have a feeling most dealers are waiting for the full 1.0.  And
seeing that the 1.0 is just now going to the duplicators, probably expect
to see it trickle to dealers in 2-3 weeks.

Andy Frerking
Dynamic Realities

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In article <41kuoq$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] ()
writes:

>I'm not sure, but I would say most likely yes.  The programmer seemed to
>suggest that it was high on their list of priorities....something I
>definitely could use!  Sometimes I'll raise the frames per second
sampling
>rate as high as 120 which will help with the accuracy of Impact's output,
>but it produces HUGE scene files that I then have to render only 1 out of
>every 4 frames.
>
>

Yes, this is in the 1.0.  You can select the fps value that IMPACT! uses
for the simulation, and then select 'Record every nth frame'.


Andy Frerking
Dynamic Realities

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In article <41ra9m$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Zambrano) writes:

>Will there be an Impact demo disk or video available?  After buying
>Positron's "Dynamic Motion Module" and finding that it was a
>complete waste of my money, I'm real hesitant on spending $400 to $500
for a
>simular product unless I can try it or see it first.

We understand there were a significant number of people that bought that
product and have the same opinion you do and are hesitant to spend money
on a product that could be just as bad.  In answer to your question: yes
we will have a disk with scene files (ready to render) and a kick butt
demo tape.

Take it from our users, IMPACT! is much better than the previously
mentioned product both in interface and operation.

Thanks
Andy Frerking
Dynamic Realities

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In article <41u4qe$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David Ingebretsen) says:
>
>It is one of
>the main reasons I moving my real work away from LightWave to another 3D
>system from developers that listen to me and don't tell me to "get a real
>network" or "get a comtemporary computer".

This smacks of "Amiga forever."  I always turn the question around:
Exactly when, exactly what would need to happen before you think
that developers should stop supporting the Amiga, or making it
critical-path in their decisions about their company and products?

>: Don't expect your parallel port to do everything, even if it
>: is an AMIGA.
>
>ParNET may be a hack, but my printer isn't. I expect my parallel port to
>be able to send data, unmodified, to whatever device is hooked to it.
>Dongles are notorious at modifiying data as it supposedly passes through
>untouched. I don't think that this is too much to ask.

Again I say, please describe a *real* problem with today's dongle, and
please call NewTek and Rainbow Tech to document and debug this problem,
and then we'll talk about the true cause, effect and possible solutions.

>: No, I think it's because they work: they protect against most
>: piracy.  Not all, but certainly better than no protection.
>
>No, I don't agree. If it worked, was cheap and really deterred pirating,
>most if not all developers would be using it. They aren't.

I say it's because of the cost of goods.  Dongles are expensive.
They easily double if not quintuple the cost of the raw materials
in each box.

>I even register ALL my shareware, do you? :)

Nope!  :-)

>I only ask why punish legitimate users? Many developers of very pricey
>software (Matlab comes to mind) don't use dongle protection. Many
>developers of cheap software don't use dongle protection. Why Lightwave?

Because it's more popular and exciting than MatLab?

>It's driven by paranoia. Dongle cracks will be there for those who choose
>to seek after them. NewTek hasn't deterred much if any pirating.

But they have deterred plenty of casual copying, don't you think?

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In article <41qf5i$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Foust) writes:

>>If you had read the original message, I am *contemplating* buying
>>Lightwave.  I gave a very detailed description of why I do not want
>>to deal with a dongle.
>
>If you don't have a LightWave dongle, how do you know you're
>going to have problems with it?  You did describe that the 3D Studio
>dongle at work caused you trouble,

     The same company makes both the 3ds and Lightwave dongles, chances
are he'll have the same problems that he had with 3ds.

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In article <41qfro$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Foust) writes:

>The existence of a casual attitude about piracy will always
>be an insult to people skilled enough to write software.  Nay,
>"casual" isn't even the right word.  Pirates and modem hackers
>are *glorified* in society today.  It makes me sick.  It's like
>glorifying pickpockets and burglars.
>
>- John
>
>

    It's funny you say that because it's true, and it's always been that
way. Our country glorified the (real) pirates of the 1600's that stole
from the british and smuggled things in without paying the British taxes.
Then we hung them once our government was formed and they were stealing
from us, instead of the British. It's the typical two sided sword that
sociaty weilds against itself, now and forever.. weather it be the
computer sociaty or the actualy sociaty..


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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
(Walter (Jay) Turberville ) writes:

>OTOH - how 'bout an autosave feature like they have in Word 6.0.  You
could
>enable/disable it and adjust the save interval.  One each for the Scene
files
>
>and objects.  Anybody know if a Plug-in could be made to do this.  Now
there
>is a great candidate for a PD or shareware Plug-in.
>
>
>

     or even just a feature in lightwave that says 'Dongle not found, you
have 30 seconds to save your work' or something..

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In article <41qfvt$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Foust) writes:

>
>That's sort of like saying, why even bother to lock your car,
>if a skilled thief can break into it and have it hot-wired
>inside 90 seconds?
>
>- John
>
>

       Quite frankly, John, I don't lock my car. If I do, they just smash
a window. It's happened several times now, so I no longer lock my car. Now
I leave notes in the glove compartment for the intruders. Since there's
nothing in my car, they just leave. But you know what? Since I started
leaving (somewhat comical) notes in my car, it doesn't get bothered... In
fact, I haven't had some one go through it in several months. Now I'm not
saying this approach would work for the whole dongle/nuns on horses thing,
but it does kinda shatter your analogy.. so I thought I'd bother you with
it.. hehe.. :)

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[e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson) wrote:
>+-- [e-mail] (MuMan) writes:
>| I looking for something that can render on
>| a Motorola PowPC 620 under WinNT.
>| I can get some 620's on loan for project.

There is a PPC 620 machine available now? I guess I haven't been keeping
up, I thought the 620 wasn't released. Is anyone willing to guess just how
fast the thing is? Are there any comparative specs, Alpha vs. PPC620? I
know the 604 is 64bit, what are the major differences 604 vs. 620?

>I suspect there will be a PPC LightWave product, but only when we can
>get all our suppliers to give us PPC binaries.
             ^^^^^^^^^
Whazzat mean?

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In article <41tvr4$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Sean Huxter) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Sean Huxter)
>Subject: Re: Amiga: keeps on rollin'
>Date: Tue, 29 Aug 95 04:29:51 GMT

>[e-mail] (Stranahan) wrote:

>>
>>Tim Jenison has referred to this as a 'technical drop'.
>>
>>
>>_____________________________________________
>>Lee Stranahan
>>

>I seem to recall, Lee, that when I did that course in Maine with you, I
>brought my own Amiga 4000, and I had to perform a precise, intricate technical
>drop there once or twice to get it going!

i'm beginning to think that all of you are serious:-)
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[e-mail] (robert hood) wrote:

<lots of angry spouting deleted>

>(My apologies to the rest of you:  this guy is getting on a lot of people's
>nerves.  I'm sure not everybody at Syndesis is like him -- at least we
>can hope.)

Yeah, John is known to annoy some folks, he seems to have a healthy ego and
attitude. That doesn't stop him from contributing valuable information to
this ng, most notably technical stuff like networking, plugin coding and
(sigh) dongles. ;)

I don't think there's much chance of him firing himself though.

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From: [e-mail] (Stranahan)
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Subject: Re: Lightwave PC4.0 shipping!
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I bought the 4.0 version (Intel) yesterday. I was familiar the changes,
since I was beta testing at Area 51 - it's good, although as Mark Thompson
mentioned in his review, there aren't a ton of new features. The IK is
quite good and useful, especially given the fact that bones have been
changed and now work MUCH better...

The manuals are quite nice overall, although they still don't have a clue
on doing tutorials properly. (Pity - suppose I'll have to do more video
tapes!) They also thanks my son Shane in the manual, which is as close to
a reference to a Stranahan as you'll find anywhere around NewTek at this
point.

Still, a year ago, if you'd told me that Windows '95 would ship FIRST....


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The 4.0 PC release will output AVIs...


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  I had a brother in law that spent some time at ILM a few years back for some
ride film or something.  A lot of animaters do tend to get all glossy eyed over it and
think it's paradise or the holy grail.  I don't know how ILM works today, but my brother
in law said it somewhat resembled a high tech "sweatshop".  They hire young wannabees
work them 14 hours a day as cogs in the big machine.  Their's little or no creative freedom
in the work, and most personell are given a single task to do repetively over and over again.
plus their not always in full swing, so sometimes animaters are repeatedly hired and layed off
for months at a time.


  As for explosions.  I remarked on this about stock footage explosions in "Space".  I was a bit
dissapointed in that.  I've seen some video footage of sattilites being blasted by killer sattilites, and
some rocket pyro charges goin off.  Space explosions usualy dont get the pretty boiling fireball because
in vacum, their's no air resistance to containg the explosion in a pretty swirling mass.  The hot gas and
particulates just fly right out FAST!  If you want to know how fast, look at how fast rocket flames escape]
from the nozzle of a rocket engine.  Space explosions are basicaly radial rocket blasts.  You watch a ship blow up
even a mile away, and the explosion front would be hitting your canopy faster than you could say "Babylon"!!

  I like how you blow apart things on B5, but personaly, it would be a bit neater if you speeded up the expansion
rate of the fireball elements.  Oh, and if you get the chance, see Apollo 13, they have a shot where the third
stage seperates that looks very authentic explosionwise.  You see a flash, and almost instantly, the explosoin
gases blow bast the camera.  Its very quick but neat looking!



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From: [e-mail] (Frank Aalbers)
Subject: Re: Windows NT 3.51?
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john ([e-mail]) wrote:

 j> I have recently upgraded?? from an Amiga to a 100mhz Pentium and
 j> already have a fair bit of experience with windows but what I need to
 j> know is... Is it possible to have a dual boot facility running Windows
 j> 95 (or 3.11) and Windows NT. I want the faster rendering times of
 j> Lightwave under NT but with the greater compatability of 95 or
 j> 3.11.

Yes it is possible ! But you have to make 2 partitions . One in FAT for DOS
and Windows and the second one in the special NT format (forgot the name) .

I can't give you the exact procedure to do it because I didn't install it .
But what I know is that you get this option installing WinNT . Partitioning
and formatting the different diskformats is also possible with the WinNT
installation .

Then when the system starts up you can choose between WinNT or MSDOS . It's
explained in the NT manual .


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Jeff Walkup ([e-mail] (Jeff Walkup)) wrote:

 JW> anyone doing this kind of development.  Of course, I'd also love to
 JW> tell my
 JW> bosses that they can go out and buy LW PC & SGI right now... when might
 JW> I be
 JW> able to do that?  It's gotta be sometime in the next 6 weeks...

They say it should be shipping any moment now , but I first want to see it
before I believe it . LightWave is fantastic to work out projects . It works
very fast because of the easyness of the package . Never worked with #DS
thoug so I can't compare . I hope 4.0 finall comes out soon . It's beter to
present a package that already is available than one that they will have to
wait for ... who knows how long or how fast ...

 JW> By the way, all the aforementioned PC's are Pentium 90 & 100's running
 JW> Win95.
 JW> How well does LW run on such a system?  We could go to NT of course...
 JW> but we'd
 JW> *really* rather not!

from what I heard in this newsgroup Win95 seems to render slower than Win 3.1
I definattely recommend WinNT not only for faster rendering but also for the
ease of use . It has wonderful memorymanagement . It is true that it takes 16
meg to run , but I could render things on my NT 32 meg system that where not
possible on the same machine with Win3.1


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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Michael B. Comet ([e-mail]) wrote:

| Well, it seems LW doesn't give an error if it's out of disk space
| when rendering.  Just keeps on chugging along.  I found this out
| when I went to look at the files and had several 0 length animation
| frames.  Maybe this will be fixed one day?

| BTW anyone know when the final version of lw will be shipped to
| pre-release owners?

On the Amiga, this is handled by the OS.  The program waits patiently
for you to click the retry/cancel button (not fun when you have left the
machine overnight to render only to find that it hasn't, but you should
ckeck these thing before hand)  In windows (typicaly) the code has to be
allowed for by the program, and I suspect it wasn't a priority for them
(for reasons mentioned elsewhere)   One word of warning, If you are
rendering frames that fade from simple patterns (large solid areas) to
complex patterns, a medium res image will range in size from ~200K up to
~900K per image.  so make sure you calculate how much disk space you
need based on a high average.  (Most images that are made to look 'real'
will come in a 700K, images made to look cartoonish will be smaller.)


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From: [e-mail] (John Crookshank)
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On 25-Aug-95 12:31:24, Daniel J. McCoy ([e-mail]) posted:

> In article <[e-mail]>,
>    [e-mail] (Don - Hirschfeld) wrote:
>>I was going to get Win95 because at Siggraph, one of the modelers there
>>said it was FASTER than on Win3.1. If it's slower, forget it.

> One thing is for sure!  Win95 is MUCH slower for rendering than NT!  I
> was  shocked when a 25 minute render under NT went on for 50 minutes
> under Win95!   HOLY COW!  The only saving grace was that I could at
> least do some internet  stuff while it was doing it's thing (which may
> have added a few minutes but  after 25 minutes (and that was with NT
> doing the small preview window and  Win95 NOT!), I didn't care.  :/  Now
> that NT 3.51 service pack 1 has  stabilized NT a bit and the new update
> to the Win95 is also more stable, I'm  jumping over to NT again.  :)

Plus you can also get the "shell preview" for NT at the MicroSoft site, and
it adds most of the Windows95 GUI features to NT, so you can have the "best
of both worlds". Provided of course, that you have 3.51 of the NT software.
I installed the new "shell" on our Raptor3 DEC Alpha, and really like it.
Sorta brings the NT GUI up to at least the 1990's, anyway.

      ______________________________________________________________
     /     John Crookshank         | Raptor3 DEC Alpha Workstations \
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    | Desktop Video Systems Dealer | JVC Professional Video Products |
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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Subject: Re: Problem with Win95 loading scenes
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Scott Anderson ([e-mail]) wrote:
| I cannot load scenes into Lightwave 4.0 PreRelease now that I have installed
| Win95.
| When I go to load the scene, Lightwave crashes when it starts to look for the
| first object. (An invalid page fault in Lightwave.exe). Anyone else had
| problems with this. Its even too late to uninstall Win95 for me and I cannot
| run Win311 through DOS anymore, so no rendering :(

I know that Lightwave doesn't react well to names of objects & images
that it doesn't recognise.  When converting from Amiga scene files to
DOS ones, I HAD to change the names manually since it would crash at
trying to contemplate the long names.

This was only a problem with win32s, WIN NT had no problems of this
type.  If this is a similar problem, I'd suggest checking the file names
in the scene file to make sure they make sense n your new directory
structure.

(Can you load the sample files OK?)



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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Subject: Re: Recording Animations on a PC
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Joe Bell ([e-mail]) wrote:
| After trying to piece together all of the acronyms and abbrev. in this
| group and finding it impossible, I will ask.

| I have a PC running win3.1 (NT in 1 month if it matters) and lightwave 4.0.
| Can someone give me a list of stuff i would need, It's price, function,
| and possibly a distributor if I wanted to be able to record anim's on my
| PC from LW.  I'm aiming for a low budget system here.

There are PARs out there for the PC.

A PAR is a personal animation recorder from DPS (Digital Processing
Systems) [phone] in the US---[phone] in Canada

I know a few canadian distributors who (at last report) had a few on
hand, let me know if you'd like their number.

The PAR that I bough was about $3000 CDN with a hard drive (You NEED a
special hard drive for these things!)  or about $2200 US.



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[e-mail] wrote:

>Can someone find me a golf ball object for lightwave 3D?
>Thanks!

>[e-mail]

Pat, I have a real simple on I use on opening graphics for corporate
clients. What do you need to do witrh it?
I used a tiling of the big round brush in Dpaint to make a bump map
for the dimples and texture map my clients logo or the outings  logo
on the "ball"

John Donlevie
Road-Ease, Inc
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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Colin Cunningham ([e-mail]) wrote:
| >According to Fox, after December 31st the original Star Wars will no
| >longer be available on home video - they say that only the 'new'
| >version will be marketed after its release.

They have to do something to get people to pay $400 per box set for a
colectors edition.  Such an investment is only worthwhile if you can
expect NO MORE copies of that set to turn up again ever.  Of course the
fact that it makes them a small fortune is a tiny detail.

| I saw the display at my video store, sounds like a big money-making scam to me.
| And I thought Lucas was above those sort of things.
| --
Or course it is a money making scam, marketing makes the world go, well,
somewhere.  Consider where marketing has take Microsoft as compared to
Commodore.  We all know what happens when marketing takes control over
creativity, and this is an area where Lucas has always been fairly
solid.  Merchendising & franchising are one thing, but they don't get
their hands on his films.

On another note, there is a big difference between George Lucas redoing
bits of his own movies to meet with what he wanted (but couldn't do
since he ran out of cash) when compared to say, Quentin Tarentino doing
a rework of star wars to match his own vision of what it should have
been.  Goeorge Lucas is the only person who can Change Star Wars and
make it stick whether we like it or not, because it is his.

From what I've heard the changes are not that drastic, and they add a
few character developing scenes that are only required in the context of
three films, not just the original 1.



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[e-mail] (Elfwork) wrote:

I keep seeing Anti-Gravity advertising a sing Novell node for Amiga at
$195. Any one know if this is an NFS solution. I've read NFS is a
problem in Amiga OS becuase of file locking. Hey Im the only one using
my PC-Ami TCP network (and yes I have to enter Passwords on both
machines.) I promise not to mess with a directy while another
application is using it. Whats the hitch??
John Donlevie
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From: [e-mail] ("Glyn Williams")
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> Hello
>
> Can someone tell me the truth, does DPS have a PAR board that works for
> Alpha?  I'd like to hear from people that are using it now.  Any news,
> comments, good, bad, whatever.
>
> Thank you

Not exactly an answer, but....

The DPS FTP site has a collection of software including the Par drivers
for NT  Intel and NT Alpha.
We are using the NT for Intel - and the software works, (althought there
are still rough edges and I'd recommend *regular* back-ups).

Glyn Williams - Particle Systems Ltd.

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> Anyone know any reliable dealers in the US that distribute LW4 and/or
> PAR for the PC and will ship to the UK and how much will it cost. Now
> that I can't get Amiga World over here I've lost touch with what's
> happening over there.
>
> I've seen some ads in UK mags stating that LW4 will cost approx 700
> (about $1050) and a PAR costs approx 1800 (about $2700 without a
> drive) so I'd rather buy from the US. I've bought some hardware from
> the US and I know that we have to pay 17.5% tax on this but I have read
> somewhere that software is exempt from this tax (seems doubtful). Can
> anyone shed any light on this?
>
> Does anyone else in the UK ever get the feeling that we are being
> ripped off over here ??
>
 As far as Lightwave goes, the UK price of £695 seems pretty reasonable
to me. After paying for 3DS - the phrase "cheap at twice the price, tends
to spring to mind". The PAR on the other hand seems way overpriced, but
remember a US version won't produce a PAL signal!. We bought a PAL PAR
second-hand and saved quite a bit!

So far I have dealt with...
        Premier Vision  - not cheap
        Ramiga     - gone bust
        White Knight. - seem ok

If you are registered for VAT, import duty on products from the States is
only about 8%.

Glyn Williams  - Particle Systems Ltd.


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In article <41uifl$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (My name is...) says:
>
> By the way John, I just called Syndesis and was told the Windows version of
> Interchange is shipping... in 4 to 6 weeks :') (just kidding).

Really, it's shipping now!  We shipped at Siggraph.
Send me your credit card number, I'll sell you one.  :-)

In other good news, I just hired two new employees
yesterday, so the next release should happen more quickly
than the last...

- John

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For Sale: Brand New, 1 day old, unopened PCI based PVR board. Label on
front confirms windows 3.1 software with FREE upgrade to NT.
Selling to move into R/C helicopters!! Ordered this PVR 3 months ago,
now I don't need it. $1800.00
Bundle PVR with LightWave 4.0 for PC (Pre-Release) $2300.00
Please email me ([e-mail]) if you'd be interested in this.



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In article <41v55e$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Foust) writes:
>> ParNet was about as fast as the ArcNEt cards I used for awhile.
>Sheesh, out of the frying pan and into the fire!  Didn't the PC
>market stop using ArcNet around 1986?  :-)  I think there was a
>reason - maybe speed?  :-)
Yeah, but ArcNet was dirt cheap for the Amiga at the time, and it worked.
Falcon 3 from Spectrum HoloByte was developed using an ArcNet network in
1992. They didn't move to widespread Ethernet until I began as their
network admin  Sure, they were behind the times, but what's your point?
(Unless you just get the pleasure of denegrating choices that Amiga users
must make.)

>I still use my Amiga.  I just don't expect it to keep up with a
>computer made in the past two-three years, though, much less
>expect developers to continue to support it...
Once again, you drift off topic, just to bash the Amiga.
I _never_ implied that the Amiga could keep up with other machines - this
was all about DONGLES at one point.....What's with all the rhetoric about
the Amiga as a dead/dying platform?

P.S. My PC's and Mac work just fine too, but you didn't ask about
them.....

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In article <MSGID_2=3A292=[e-mail]>,
[e-mail] (Frank Aalbers) writes:
> But you have to make 2 partitions .

No, I'm running my Win95/WinNT system with all FAT partitions.

Both Win95 and WinNT support very long filenames on FAT partitions, so
it's the best choice for greatest compatibility.

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>This is a question that probably has a very simple answer, but I have not
>been  able to see it.  I am trying to model a 1.5 mile stretch of roadway
>that has a 10 foot hash mark every 30 feet.

 I'm not sure what you mean by a hash mark so I'll see if I can attempt a
workable soultion along the same lines you've been working with. :)

>To do this I built a 40 foot section with a ten foot hash mark and then
>cloned  it @ 200 times.  This works great for a flat road.  The problem is
>that my  road goes up a slight hill and has a @ 20 degree bend half way.
>I have made both paths and rails to duplicate this, but when I use clone, I
>get stair steps up the hill.  When I use extrude it changes the lenghts of
>the  sections.  Does anyone out there have a suggestion as to how I can get
>this to  work?

  Do exactly as you have above as if you were building it flat. Either make
the section where the bend will occur with enough segments to bend or merely
choose that section w/poly select, then triple and subdivide enough times for
the bend process.  Make a note of the exact coordinates in the 'left' window
of where the begining and ending of the bend should occur (assuming your road
is centered at 0=X 0=Y and lays down the Z axis). Choose the bendtool/numeric
/Z axis, and 'fixed'.  Enter in the lowest coordinate in the 'Low' field, the
high coord. in the 'high' field, 20 'angle', 90 'direction' and then apply. If
I explained this properly it should have bent your road only at the subdivided
section raising the everything after it with it.

 Hope this helps and if someone has an easier way please post. :)

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[e-mail] (Frank Aalbers) wrote:
>john ([e-mail]) wrote:

> j>Is it possible to have a dual boot facility running Windows
> j> 95 (or 3.11) and Windows NT.

>Yes it is possible ! But you have to make 2 partitions . One in FAT for DOS
>and Windows and the second one in the special NT format (forgot the name) .

Actually, you can do it on 1 FAT partition, and you can have DOS/Win3.1, Win95,
WinNT3.x, and probably Linux and OS/2 as well. I have DOS/Win3.1 and WinNT3.51
co-existing on the same FAT C: drive. My LW stuff and other images go on a NTFS
D: drive, I don't trust this "sorta-long filename" stuff with FAT, especially
with big sequences that break the 8.3 barrier (BigLongNamexxxx.tga)

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In article <41vdec$[e-mail]> Darren Metcalfe <[e-mail]> writes:
>From: Darren Metcalfe <[e-mail]>
>Subject: Re: Support for other WinNT platforms??????
>Date: 29 Aug 1995 15:58:04 GMT

>[e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson) wrote:
>>+-- [e-mail] (MuMan) writes:
>>| I looking for something that can render on
>>| a Motorola PowPC 620 under WinNT.
>>| I can get some 620's on loan for project.

>There is a PPC 620 machine available now? I guess I haven't been keeping
>up, I thought the 620 wasn't released. Is anyone willing to guess just how
>fast the thing is? Are there any comparative specs, Alpha vs. PPC620? I
>know the 604 is 64bit, what are the major differences 604 vs. 620?

>>I suspect there will be a PPC LightWave product, but only when we can
>>get all our suppliers to give us PPC binaries.
>             ^^^^^^^^^
>Whazzat mean?

>--
>Darren Metcalfe
>[e-mail]


PowerPC has impressive specs but until there is animation and graphic software
ported to it the point is pretty moot in even thinking about investing in one.
There is going to be 180 or 190 mhz pentiums before too long. My advice(since
I also work in the semiconductor industry) is to stick with the Pentiums and
not even the P6's since they will not be backwards compatible with 16 bit
programs(32 bit NT only). But imagine a 180 mhz. Pentium that is.

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From: [e-mail] (Stuart Hoskins)
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For Sale: NewTek Lightwave 4.0 for PC, disks, manuals and dongle.
$500.00
Mail me if your interested: [e-mail]


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In <41vit7$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Stranahan)
writes:
>
>The 4.0 PC release will output AVIs...
>
>
>_____________________________________________
>Lee Stranahan
>
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!

---------------
Jeff Haynie

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: Finally got on the net, so whoever wants to bitch at me can finally do
: so to my smiling face :-)

Good. Get your next &^$&@^(*&( article in!

JG

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In <MSGID_2=3A292=[e-mail]> [e-mail]
(Frank Aalbers) writes:
>
>john ([e-mail]) wrote:

>Yes it is possible ! But you have to make 2 partitions . One in FAT
for DOS
>and Windows and the second one in the special NT format (forgot the
name) .
>
>I can't give you the exact procedure to do it because I didn't install
it .
>But what I know is that you get this option installing WinNT .
Partitioning
>and formatting the different diskformats is also possible with the
WinNT
>installation .
>
>Then when the system starts up you can choose between WinNT or MSDOS .
It's
>explained in the NT manual .
>
BZZZZZZZZZZZZTTTTTTT!!!!!!

Wrong you DON'T have to set NT up with its own format, it can read a
FAT hard drive.  It does however offer you the ability to setup the
multiple boot and have Windows 3.11 and Windows NT on the same machine.

____________________
Jeff Haynie

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Actually, I have a copy of Understanding Imagine 2.0 on my shelves
somewhere. I haven't used Imagine in about three or four years, so I
suppose I could sell it. But now someone says it's rare? Well, start bidding!

Wasn't there supposed to be a newer version of this published someday?
Athough I'd rather see Steve work on getting all his cool textures set up
as LW plug-ins.

--
Dave Thomas
Moving Pixels
"I haven't actually read your script, but I have
some questions about it" - Actual client quote
[e-mail]

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I saw it on my friend's Flyer, he got 4.05 from his dealer. I didn't do a
Version Full on LW, and I didn't have time to look around, but I doubt
it's the final release, Modeler About panel says 3.76 special beta for
Brad Peebler (NewTek), May 17 95.

Amiga/Raptor beta sites may have had this rev for awhile, but it was
definitely alot closer to 4.0 than 3.5.

--
Darren Metcalfe
[e-mail]



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From: [e-mail] ("Glyn Williams")
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> >Lightwave 4.0 itself is supposed to import a shitload of formats.  I
don't
> >know about its exports capability, but I know all I'm really concerned
> >about is Imagine importing (lots of objects on Aminet available but
mostly
> >Imagine type).
>
> LightWave for Amiga included the ability to import and export
> Mac PICT bitmaps, as well as only import AutoCAD DXF, Wavefront,
> 3D Studio, and Sculpt files, in the form of tools developed by
> Syndesis and licensed by NewTek.
>
> LightWave 4.0 standalone (for various platforms) includes
> importers and exporters for Wavefront, AutoCAD DXF and 3D Studio,
> using Syndesis plug-ins licensed by NewTek.
>
> If you want Imagine import/export, you need InterChange.  It is
> possible for us to adapt all of InterChange as a LightWave
> plug-in, and we may include that for free in a future release
> of InterChange for Windows.
>

Since this is becoming a bit of a Interchange - free - for - all.  John,
when do you anticipate that our version of Interchange will get BRender
export. (One of the features we specifically required?)

Glyn Williams

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> john ([e-mail]) wrote:
>
>  j> I have recently upgraded?? from an Amiga to a 100mhz Pentium and
>  j> already have a fair bit of experience with windows but what I need
to
>  j> know is... Is it possible to have a dual boot facility running
Windows
>  j> 95 (or 3.11) and Windows NT. I want the faster rendering times of
>  j> Lightwave under NT but with the greater compatability of 95 or
>  j> 3.11.
>
> Yes it is possible ! But you have to make 2 partitions . One in FAT for
DOS
> and Windows and the second one in the special NT format (forgot the
name) .
>
> I can't give you the exact procedure to do it because I didn't install
it .
> But what I know is that you get this option installing WinNT .
Partitioning
> and formatting the different diskformats is also possible with the WinNT
> installation .
>
> Then when the system starts up you can choose between WinNT or MSDOS .
It's
> explained in the NT manual .

This is not correct. NT Lives happily alongside DOS in the same
partition.

You may choose to use the NT-only "NTFS  filing system" but there are
very few benefits to doing so. For instance NTFS is a slower system than
FAT.

Glyn Williams

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I didn't see the quote you were attributing to me, but here's a note about
the Novell _Client_ service that Oxxi sells:

It's just client software for a Novell network. You need to have some
other machine running at least a Novell 3.1 server for it to work.


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You're in luck!!! I've got a copy and cos I'm feeling in such a good
mood today, I'll post it to you for free if you'll email me with your
postal address.

And who said the Scottish were mean??
--
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How can I convert truetype fonts to postscript fonts, so I can use them in
Lightwave?  I have a lot of good truetype fonts I want modeled and would
hate to let them go to waste.

Tim

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Ron Praver ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Has anyone tried LightWave under Win95?????
: Whats the verdict?

I'm interested to see if others have this problem under Win95:

In LW, the frame boundaries (Camer View), camera pyramid, Spotlight
cones and fog radius are not drawn. In Modeler, the lighter grid lines
are not drawn. I thought this was a problem with my driver as it works
fine under NT, but I am starting to wonder as I have heard this report
from 2 or 3 others now...

JG

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From: [e-mail] (Fusion Films)
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:     The problem is that Amblin, Foundation, and Fusion have such
:     disk capacity that they never actually EVER run out of disk space,
:     so they of course never encounter this problem.


Well, we did just add that 20 terrabyte disk array! ;-)  We use it to
digitize footage of Mork and Mindy so that we can steal the special
effects from the show and use them as are own.


Paul

--
     *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*
     *       Paul Griswold                      [phone]     *
     *     Fusion Films, Inc.                 [e-mail]   *
     * Director/Animator   http://www.ids.net/gamut/fusion1.html  *
      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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    We are looking for animators in the San Francisco Bay area. Please call, e-mail
and/or send your demo tape to:

    Renderhaus
    Attn: Rob James
    325-B Forest Ave.
    Palo Alto, CA 94301
    415-322-9845


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Well, what John says is true - although another true thing is that planets
should be BIG in many cases or the perspective simply won't work...you
can't fake big by bringing things in closer in many cases....




_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


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: Hey Mojo, I've got a serious question for you or for anyone else who is
: doing outer space anims on network TV (Lee?)....do you guys use real-life
: scaling when setting up your scenes?

: In other words, with the B5 stuff, are the planets really tens of thousands
: of kilometers in size?  And do the moons and space stations maintain orbits
: thousands of kilometers away from them?

: Or do you guys just go with what looks good and hope the anal retentive
: sci-fi buffs don't notice?

We learned early in Star Trek: Voyager that you can run into rendering
errors (due to lack of precision) when you use large sizes and your
objects are far from 0,0,0,. These errors show up often as "holes" in ray
traced shadows on objects.

We generally use what looks right and have obviously had to "cheat"
things to work for the shot.

JGross
Amblin Imaging

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John Foust ([e-mail]) wrote:

: NewTek once paid Syndesis to develop an Abekas tape driver
: for LightWave, however, they never did anything with it.

Probably because it didn't require a dongle....


                    Todd


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Scott Anderson <[e-mail]> wrote:

>I cannot load scenes into Lightwave 4.0 PreRelease now that I have installed
>Win95.

I've been running beta Win95 for the past 2 months, and now the
release version. I had this problem after organizing a few LW
directories. PC Lightwave seems to get confused when object files are
not located where the scene file states they are (at least under
Win95).

Try editing the scene file, or moving the objects back into the old
directories. Seems to have cleared up most of the problems for me.





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In article <41v5sn$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says...
test yes it is working !


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From: [e-mail] (Rob K. Williams)
Subject: Lightwave PC4.0 shipping!
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I phone NewTek yesterday to order my 3.5SA upgrade to the PC version, and at
the end of the conversation, I asked when the final 4.0 version of the PC
would start shipping.  The C.S. rep at NewTek said it began shipping last
week, but being at the bottom of the list, mine would not go out for 3-6
weeks.  Has anyone actually gotten the full blow PC version on it's CD ROM?
Is the I.K. actually working in this version.  Are all the modeler macros
represented?  Does it work any better under Win95?  Questions, questions
questions....

--
regards,            v   v
                    (. .)
Rob K. Williams       8
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From: [e-mail] (David Ingebretsen)
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John Foust ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <41p2u8$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David Ingebretsen) says:

: >From MY personal viewpoint, the ones who are upset are the ones who like
: >me, can't use my printer and dongle, ParNet and dongle, anything and
: >dongle.

: A public domain hack for the Amiga is not going to steer decisions
: for LightWave.  Sorry.  That's reality.  Get a real network.
: For that matter, get a contemporary, supported computer.  :-)

I have a P-100 connected with a "real" network to my Amiga, thank you
very much (I assume that your reference to a contemporary computer meant
a PC clone).

It's a sad day indeed when the developers start telling their users that
their particular problem isn't important to them. Unfortunately, NewTek
does seem to be taking this position on more than one front. It is one of
the main reasons I moving my real work away from LightWave to another 3D
system from developers that listen to me and don't tell me to "get a real
network" or "get a comtemporary computer". Although I konw you don't
speak for NewTek and your comments were sarcastic, NewTek has begun to
turn a deaf ear to its "one man shop" user base.

If users' needs don't steer decisions for LightWave, what does? I need
software that helps me be productive. Hot switching is not something that
I can afford to risk. When I'm in the middle of a project, I can't afford
to do anything tha tincreases the risk of hardware failure. I'm suprized
that you can risk such happenings.



: Don't expect your parallel port to do everything, even if it
: is an AMIGA.

ParNET may be a hack, but my printer isn't. I expect my parallel port to
be able to send data, unmodified, to whatever device is hooked to it.
Dongles are notorious at modifiying data as it supposedly passes through
untouched. I don't think that this is too much to ask.




: >It is only the sheer paranoia of software developers that keeps the
: >makers of dongle technology alive.

: No, I think it's because they work: they protect against most
: piracy.  Not all, but certainly better than no protection.

No, I don't agree. If it worked, was cheap and really deterred pirating,
most if not all developers would be using it. They aren't.



: >Dongles are and always will be an insult to legitimate users.

: The existence of a casual attitude about piracy will always
: be an insult to people skilled enough to write software.  Nay,
: "casual" isn't even the right word.  Pirates and modem hackers
: are *glorified* in society today.  It makes me sick.  It's like
: glorifying pickpockets and burglars.

As I have noted before, I am skilled enough to write software, I'll send
you portions of the real-time dynamics I developed for Evans & Sutherland
if you want. I do not have a casual attitude about piracy. Software
Pirates should face the same criminal penalties as if they had stolen the
equivalent sum from a bank in my opinion. I even register ALL my
shareware, do you? :)

I only ask why punish legitimate users? Many developers of very pricey
software (Matlab comes to mind) don't use dongle protection. Many
developers of cheap software don't use dongle protection. Why Lightwave?

It's driven by paranoia. Dongle cracks will be there for those who choose
to seek after them. NewTek hasn't deterred much if any pirating.

--
David

David M. Ingebretsen             *** Binary Illusions / 3D Physics ***
[e-mail]            ***       Animation and more      ***

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From: [e-mail] (J Eric Chard)
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Glenn Saunders writes:
>The mortal J Eric Chard wrote:
>:       Hmmmm, the LW dongle has screws.  I don't think it will come loose
>:       easily.
>
>It happens.  It isn't so much that it comes loose, but if it gets kicked
>somehow by a vibration it can lose connection momentarily, even when
>screwed on,

    .....must be one HELL of an out-of-balance fan there, Glenn.....


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From: [e-mail] (Mojo)
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[e-mail] wrote:

>

>  Although I don't like adding new effects, I wouldn't mind if the original SW footage
>was fixed and cleaned up a bit.

As far as I know, one of the things they are doing is cleaning the
film up a bit.  Although, I did see it in theaters about 4 years ago,
and it looked pretty good to me.


>  One more thing.  You always professed to be a big Star Wars fan, and I always thought
>you were doing Babylon 5 just as a means to eventualy join Lucas Digital when SW IV goes into
>production.  I hope your negative comments in VTU didn't hurt future ILM prospects.  I think
>future star wars films could use great space battle animaters like the ones who do B5.

Funny you should mention this.  In actuality, it's *because* I'm such
a SW fan that I do not wish to work on it.  Corny as it sounds, SW is
what captured my imagination and got me where I am today.  If I were
to work on it, every last scrap of wonder and magic the SW universe
has would be erased for me.

No thanks.

In 2 years, I still want to get in line half a day early, walk into a
theater of over-excited people and just get taken away again.  I want
the surprises and thrills I had 15 years ago.  I want to remain a fan.
Working on it would take that all away.

So I don't really think I could shoot myself in the foot as far as a
job with Lucas goes - he blew my feet off (along with my socks) long
ago already!

/\/\





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My 2 cents:

B5 uses explosion footage very infrequently.

ships would probably not explode this way in space (or in any way)
but:
  A)  I have never seen one so how do I know
  B)  It looks cool
So the practice will continue.

/\/\



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robert hood ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Now, I had a legitimate question:  If you don't have a helpful answer,
: STOP WASTING THE FUCKING BANDWIDTH!

I don't really see how all the recent bickering on this newsgroup is gonna
solve anything...in fact, my guess is that it's gonna drive some people away
who have much better things to do.

Now this may sound like a REALLY crazy idea, but how about sending someone
private mail if you have a bone to pick with them, or better yet, chalk up
that person's message as his or her own opinion and go on to the next one
without swearing at them.

   ....yeah, I figured it was a silly idea....

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After trying to piece together all of the acronyms and abbrev. in this
group and finding it impossible, I will ask.

I have a PC running win3.1 (NT in 1 month if it matters) and lightwave 4.0.
Can someone give me a list of stuff i would need, It's price, function,
and possibly a distributor if I wanted to be able to record anim's on my
PC from LW.  I'm aiming for a low budget system here.

Thanks,
joe

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For Sale: New Unopened PCI-PVR board. 1 Day Old, ordered 3 months ago,
arrived today. I'm moving out of animation into R/C Helicopter
competition, so I don't need the board now. $1800.00
Bundled with LightWave 4.0 pre-Release for PC - $2300.00
Email to [e-mail] if your interested.


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Just return from a 2-hour seminar on the new SGI Impact
Truly Awsome!! Realtime texture mapping! in High Res, Realtime
image processing (rotated a 1000x1000 picture at 360 degrees
per second with no distortion on a 10 foot video projector.
The system cost, a mere 40K. What about Software?
Asked about Wavefront Power Animator7;

Modeling Module w/ animation & rendering. just $9995
Advanced Animation including muscle&skin, particles & inverse Kinematics, Just add $9995.
Power Modeling w/ booleans  just add another $9995
Studio Paint 3d, 3d paint  you guessed it, only $9995
Wavefront Composer, a bargain @ only $7995
Support & upgrades $1295 per year on each individual package.
A few more options were available for only....I didn't bother asking.

Thought you guys would find this info interesting.
Paul Perri

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David Lumbers ([e-mail]) wrote:
: [e-mail] () wrote:


: >: >I'm thinking of setting up a small network to link my Amiga 3000,
: >: >P100, and DX33 so that I can xfer image files between them, and maybe
: >: >even try out screamernet for rendering.  PC ethernet cards are cheap,
: >: >but what cards do people use for the Amiga?  Just quickly looking
: >: >around, they seem to be about 6 times the price (around $400
: >: >canadian).  Anyone have any suggestion as to where I might find a
: >: >little cheaper card??

: >: >Thanks.
: >: >David Lumbers,
: >: >Toronto.
: >: >David Lumbers - Lumbers Graphics and Video.
: >: >Email: [e-mail]

: >: I suggest using the Hydra card for the Amiga since it is the easiest to
: >: configure. Look in the Amiga for sale newsgroups.


: >I hope this isn't considered misuse of this group. I just so happen to
: >have a three HydraNet cards for sale. $300 each.

: >-Aaron Estrada
: >  [e-mail]

: >--

: Hi Aaron - Thanks for the offer.  I'm going to try to see if I might
: find a solution that would be a little cheaper.  I've already spent
: too much money lately ;-)

: David Lumbers.

: Lumbers Graphics and Video.
: Toronto.
: Email: [e-mail] or [e-mail]

I only networked my Amigas together and it was expensive. I know the
hardware for the PCs is cheaper than the Amiga, but how much is the software?

-Aaron

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From: [e-mail] (Harv R Laser)
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Here are the winners of the "Wavey" Awards presented at SIGGRAPH '95 by
Video Toaster User and LightWave Pro magazines. This is typed in
from a list sent to me by Tom McAuliffe, Ed. in Chief of VTU.
This posting should not be construed as any kind of official
awards announcement. I'm just doing this as a favor for Tom.
Contact [e-mail] or VTU at 408-774-6770 for
more info.

LOGO ANIMATION
Winner - fusion Films Logo Animation, Mark Thompson, Fusion Films
Runner up - GRID, Frank De Wolf, GRID Productinos
Runner up - Minoru Sasaki-Technonet, TV Asahi
Runner up - Hollywood 26, Laurent Bassett, iO Productions

BEST LOGO STILL
Runner Up - Time Tunnels Logo - Edward Dick, Jr. & Brady Caverly,
  Triptych Entertainment
Ruuer up - Hernandez Law, Dale A. Hazelwood
Winner - Lunar Media - Pam Moss, 2pm Productions

BEST YOUTH ANIMATION
Winner - UFO - Invasion - Christian Stoehr
Runner up - Logomotion, adrian Mummey
Runner up - Arachnodroid Hunter - Jim Jiang

BEST SHORT STORY
Winner - Eat at Joes - Michael Radencich
Runner up - Pest Control - Joe Angell, Rhode Isl. School of Design
Runner up - Computer Dating - Ace Miles
Runner up - future World - Masanobu Yamamoto

INSTRUCTIONAL/EDUCATIONAL
Winner - Tour of an Animal Cell - Tim Doherty, TKD Animation
Runner up - Homo Sapiens, Daisy Schmidt
Runner up - INMARSAT - Doug Nakakihara & Jim Carey
Runner Up - Intraax-Ultimate System Integration, Mark Turtletaub,
        Media Dimensions Inc.

FORENSIC AND LEGAL ANIMATION
Runner up - Workers Compensation - Alan F. Larkin, ALON Forensic Animations
Winner - Legal Re-creation Ship Crash - Norm Pickthall, Moving
     Graphics Computer Animation
runner up - Police Shooting, Alan F. Larkin, ALON

FUNNIEST LIGHTWAVE ANIMATIon
Winner - Cat-Can-Do - David S. Phoebus
Runner up - Enermiser-Bunny - Jim Bergstrom
Runner up - Pest Control - Joe Angell, Rhode Island Sch. of Design

BEST CHARACTER ANIMATIION
Runner up - Pizza Factory - Mike Taylor & Dan Bloomfield, Gorilla Systems
Runner up - Cyclops - Coniah Chuang, VTX Video Inc.
Winner - Johnny Quasar - John Davis, DNA Productions
Runner up - Stephen King Book of the Month Club - Sean Hannon,
    Jim Bresnahan & Chuck Jepson, Ball & Chain

BEST ORGANIC EFFECTS
Runner up - Sub Bubbles - Intelligent Light
Winner - Sunset Ripple - Aristomenis Tsirbas, Trimension
Runner up - Boat in Rain - Todd M. Gillissie
Runner Up - The North Church - Intelligent Light Digital Imaging

BEST COMPOSITING
Winner - Yves Day & Frank De Wulf, GRID Productions
Runner up - Trimension, Aristomenis Tsirbas
Runner up - Angel of Death - Juan Carlos Vargas
Runner up - Ad Rats - Bill Chadwick & Sean Hannon

BEST USE OF LIGHTWAVE IN A TV COMMERCIAL
Runner up - XXL5 - Frank De Wulf, GRID Productions
Runner up - Feature Creatures #69 - Sean Huxter
Winner - Stephen King Book of the Month Club - Sean Hannon, Jim
   Bresnahan & Chuck Jepson, Baal & Chain Prod.
Runner up - Cola Ckoi - Francois Giroux

JUDGES AWARD
Winner - Countown - Frank De Wulf, GRID productions

BEST OF SHOW
Winner - Johnny Quasar - John Davis, DNA productions.

Congrats to all the winners.


Any typing errors are mine.

Harv
[e-mail]
http://www.portal.com/~harv

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From: [e-mail] (Jobe A. Doody)
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Subject: The Toaster & PCI Macs
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Being that the new Macs are 100% compatible with PCI, does anyone know if
NewTek is developing the drivers and Lightwave Software for use on the
9500?

Thanks in advance

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Peter W writes:

>In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (J Eric Chard) says:
>>Jason wrote:
>>>John D. wrote:
>>>:Yeah Like Batch Processing... How does one take 600 frames through
>>>:photoshop any way???
>>>:John Donlevie
>>>
>>>     Very slowly...
>>>
>>>Jason
>>>
>>
>>        Cruel, yet true.
>
>You can do some pretty tricky macros if you are careful.
>
>Peter W.


    In Whindoze?   Sure, there's the recorder, but I'd hope for something
    a little better than that!

    What am I missing?



>Spectral Imaging
>[e-mail]
>http://www.blarg.com/~peterw/spectral.html
>

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Colin C. writes:
>Anybody know of a better explosion collection than that awful Pyromania CD?
>Though the explosions are pretty good, I don't think there's one that isn't
>cropped as it billows offscreen. This is of absolutely no use unless you stick
>an object in front of your explosion so the top bit isn't visible. I saw a
>scene from Babylon 5 where an explosion just seemed to magically crop itself
>off in mid-air (very nice).

    LOL.

    Yeah, it's a mystery why they didn't shoot those a little better,
    especially when they make such a big deal out of how hard it was to
    set up.  It it's that hard, you might as well do a lot of takes, no?

    What these guys probably never thought of was that for the stated
    purpose, it makes little or no difference to us users which way the
    frame is oriented, so they COULD turn the camera on its side to get
    more framage for the vertically oriented explosions.

    People are SOOOOooooo conservative.


 Another problem is that the fire sequences are so
>short and the film stock is VERY grainy, definitely not suitable for closeups.
>I guess for $130 I can't complain but I can't find anything on the CD that I'd
>really get good use out of unless I cut away quickly or partially obscure the
>explosion with a bunch of objects.


    Well, Colin, you can't have BOTH a wideshot AND a closeup.  I suppose
    you mean that the resolution is such that you can't get in real close
    once it's mapped, but again, it is the opposite side of the coin.  And
    overcranking the camera to get "more" of an explosion of course would
    be more costly.  I assumed they are in real time.

    (You didn't even complain about how they seem to cut off rather abruptly
    on several of the sequences.)

    What stock they used, I don't know, and really, for fire, doubt it
    makes much difference.  They probably used 7248, a tungsten film with
    an ASA/ISO of 120 (if I recall, maybe 100, it's for sure 64 with an
    85B filter).

    Frankly, this is SUCH a niche product, and so reasonably priced, that
    we should be happy it exists at all.

    Anybody know how they scan the film?

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hmmmm, lost in the attribution chain, S. Omebody writes:

>>I had a scene crash comletely and repeatedly after it was moved to the PC
>>(generally the scenes are OK). I eventually rebuilt the scene on the PC with
>>the same transported objects and the same numericals (entered manually from
>>screen to screen - fun!) and the problem went away. This may be just a less
>>dramatic form of the same bug.


    Hmmmmm, you DO know that all the motion files and envelopes can be
    saved as independant files, right?  There's little need to manually
    recreate a scene.


>>Kevin Gleeson
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-> Finally got on the net, so whoever wants to bitch at me can finally
-> do so to my smiling face :-)
It was very nice meeting you at the Wavey's, nice to see you on here.
And your column is still the best part of VTU. Except for the ads.

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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says...
>
>We learned early in Star Trek: Voyager that you can run into rendering
>errors (due to lack of precision) when you use large sizes and your
>objects are far from 0,0,0,. These errors show up often as "holes" in ray
>traced shadows on objects.
>
>We generally use what looks right and have obviously had to "cheat"
>things to work for the shot.
>
>JGross
>Amblin Imaging

In one instance I _think_ I've had textures dissapear from polys past 20,000km (or was it
50,000km?), although I was in a time crunch and didn't get a chance to investigate.. has
anyone else even remotely experienced anything like this?

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From: [e-mail] (James Jones/Nibbles and Bits)
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[e-mail] said:

>Plus you can also get the "shell preview" for NT at the MicroSoft site, and
>it adds most of the Windows95 GUI features to NT, so you can have the "best
>of both worlds". Provided of course, that you have 3.51 of the NT software.
>I installed the new "shell" on our Raptor3 DEC Alpha, and really like it.
>Sorta brings the NT GUI up to at least the 1990's, anyway.

   Does it adversly effect LW rendering times, use lots more ram or disk
space, or otherwise muck up the works?

   -Jim

James G. Jones
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[e-mail] said:

>Can someone find me a golf ball object for lightwave 3D?

   It's in Modeler.  (No, I'm not trying to be a smartass...)

   It can be found by:
    1. Making a level 2 tesselated sphere.
    2. Using the Polygon menu "Remove" command.
    3. Putting those points in a BG layer.
    4. Making another, much smaller, sphere in the FG
    5. Using the Particle Clone or whatever the hell it's called macro.
    6. Deleting the sphere left in the center.
    7. Putting the cloned spheres in a BG layer.
    8. Making a sphere whose outer edge slightly overlaps the BG spheres.
    9. Doing a Boolean Subtract.
   10. Waiting a significant percentage of an eternity.
   11. Not doing a Merge Points.
   12. Futzing around with size and resolution of the spheres and
doing it again until it looks like a golf ball.

   -Jim

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I've got alot of backups from my projects I made with the Amiga . Problem is
they are all LHA compression . I use WinZip and you can use LHA with it if
you install the LHA executable . Can somebody please tell me where to surch
for it ?

Thanks in advance .

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My god ! I really used the bolean funktion extensivly today and it really has
ALOT of bugs . I had to make an object that is going to be metaformed so I
couldnt make it from different pieces . I had to join them all together with
bolean . Never had so much problem with it ...


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AFrerking ([e-mail] (AFrerking)) wrote:

 A> Take it from our users, IMPACT! is much better than the previously
 A> mentioned product both in interface and operation.

Didn't use any previous soft to do kinematics on Amiga or PC , but IMPACT is
really GREAT !

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Stranahan ([e-mail] (Stranahan)) wrote:

 S> From: [e-mail] (Stranahan)

 S> quite good and useful, especially given the fact that bones have been
 S> changed and now work MUCH better...

What has been changed with bones ?

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In a message dated Tue, 29 Aug 1995 21: [e-mail] writes:

J> We learned early in Star Trek: Voyager that you can run into rendering
J> errors (due to lack of precision) when you use large sizes and your
J> objects are far from 0,0,0,. These errors show up often as "holes" in ray
J> traced shadows on objects.

J> We generally use what looks right and have obviously had to "cheat"
J> things to work for the shot.

     Is this (pray) fixed in 4.0? Similar occurances exist when working
on the other end of the scale (nm etc...).

                                          Christopher

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Mojo ([e-mail]) wrote:
> Hey!
> Finally got on the net, so whoever wants to bitch at me can finally do
> so to my smiling face :-)
> Otherwise, it'll be fun to just plain ole answer questions about LW,
> B5, Foundation Imaging and Elvis.  Maybe even talk about Lee Stranahan
> (he's not here, is he?)

    So how much flak DID you get for the "Switch to PC" column? (:

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> Greg,
>
> To you know how to get rid of that annoying error message that shows up
> everytime you start the NT par program?  Y'know, the "CTL3D32.DLL has
not
> been correctly installed."  Have you seen this? Have you fixed it? Does
> your NT par work? What's the meaning of life? Can you get me a date?
Does
> God ever sleep?
>
> I'm beginning to wonder if the last questions are easier to answer than
> the first...
>
> mattguy
>
>
> Greg,
>
> To you know how to get rid of that annoying error message that shows up
> everytime you start the NT par program?  Y'know, the "CTL3D32.DLL has
not
> been correctly installed."  Have you seen this? Have you fixed it? Does
> your NT par work? What's the meaning of life? Can you get me a date?
Does
> God ever sleep?
>
> I'm beginning to wonder if the last questions are easier to answer than
> the first...
>
> mattguy
>
>
>
First up, I'm called Glyn and not Greg,

Second up, the chances are you have a DLL called CTL3D32.DLL which is not
the right version. This is a DLL for producing "3D"  relief style
buttons.
I don't see this message because on the PAR machine I guess we have this
DLL installed correctly.

Glyn Williams

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Give Lengendary Technologies a call
25 frontenac Ave.
Brantford Ont.
N3R 3B7
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[e-mail] wrote:
>   Are the ships in Space just break up, or do they get instantainiously transformed into ionized
> gas and dust with little or any tiny rubble fragments remaining?


    I was always under the impression that when something
exploded, it exploded because something combustible exploded (the
missile warhead, the gas tank, the nuclear fission reactor (: ).  The
way it was explained to me by my physics teacher (a big Trek fan) is
that when a spaceship explodes, the explosion exhausts the internal
air supply and whatever combustible material available.  Depending on
how powerful and long lasting the explosion is, the craft may very
well be incinerated.  But if the craft were down to its last dribble
of gas, there might just be a brief burst and the craft would just
break into big chunks.

    Of course, a nuclear blast would do the incineration thang....


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In Article <41vin2$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Stranahan)
wrote:
>I bought the 4.0 version (Intel) yesterday.....

Is that a typo or you really 'bought' it?  (I am sarcastic)  Shame on you
Newteck.

>The manuals are quite nice overall, although they still don't have a clue
>on doing tutorials properly. (Pity - suppose I'll have to do more video
>tapes!)

I know you probably won't, but if you do, I buy them.

rgds

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AFrerking ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Yes, this is in the 1.0.  You can select the fps value that IMPACT! uses
: for the simulation, and then select 'Record every nth frame'.

AWESOME!  I really love you guys!  (wiping away the tears)  =)

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In article <41l9rp$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David
Lumbers) writes:

>Who makes the 4066 cards??  Where can I get one?

CEI (Probably repackaged A2065's?)

DeVine has been advertising that, and several other cards, for $299 for
several months. Anti-Gravity Workshop has the Hydra card for $295.....

Try reading VTU, or any other Amiga mag for that matter.....



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In article <41m34k$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
(Jeffrey S. Haynie ) writes:

>>In article <41l2ep$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
>>(Elfwork) says:
>>>(Ranting about nuns omitted.)

Don't quote me, it's John Foust of Syndesis.corp that has the fascination
with alt.sex.nuns......

My point was:

Why spend money/time developing dongles if they don't work?

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On 26-Aug-95 02:08:02, Hardin Brett Arvid ([e-mail]) posted:

> It would be advisable to change your names & directory structures to be
> PC firendly if you have to use an 8.3 disk (xxxxxxxx.xxx) before you
> move the scene files to the PC.  You could even assign F: (or whatever)
> to the Amiga directory where your newtek directory is, this way a simple
> search and replace is all that you would require to convert your file to
> the PC (assuming you duplicate the directory structure below your main
> (current, lightwaves root) directory.

> This is a bit of a pain, but since the process has to be done anyways,
> this way your scenes can be changed on one, and taken to the other.

This will be much easier with the final release versions of LW 4.0.
They have a button on the Options panel that simply says "change content
directory". When you press it, it brings up a file requester that you point
to the new directory, floppy disk, network link, or wherever you have
copied the files. Works like a charm, and no editing of the scene file is
necessary, not even converting \'s to /'s, DH1:'s to D:\'s, etc.

You can kinda do that now by manually editing the 4.0 prerelease lw.cfg and
changing the content: entry yourself.

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On 26-Aug-95 00:43:01, :- ([e-mail]) posted:

> I installed LW under Win95, and even though it boasts the
> longfilenames, it still had a problem with amiga scenes.
> My solution was this:
> Go to object menu, and load objects from scene, then once you have
> RE-TOLD the program where to look for the (PC) files of the scene,
> save ALL objects. Then Edit the Scene file (its an ASCII file) in a
> TXT editor, notepad or wordpad will do, then change all the object
> file locations from the amiga ones, i.e DH1:blah/blah to PC ones,
> C:\APPS\LW\OBJECTS\BLAH\BLAH. save it and clear all scene. Relod the
> scene from scene menu and it should all work fine.. Damn anoying to
> figuare out, but I was glad I did.

As long as you keep things in the standard directory hierarchy of Objects,
Scenes, Images, all within the same directory, you should be able to just
edit your lw.cfg file and point it to the new directory, and you won't have
to worry about converting the scene files. The final release of 4.0 will
have this option built in, on the Options panel.

I create a directory for the project itself wherever I need it, such as
D:\JoeBlow, and then create D:\NewTek\JoeBlow\Objects,
D:\NewTek\JoeBlow\Scenes, D:\NewTek\JoeBlow\Images,
D:\NewTek\JoeBlow\Surfaces, etc. then just change the lw.cfg file to
"Content  D:\NewTek\JoeBlow", and it finds it all, not painlessly, but
without crashing. Then just re-save the scene file and "save all objects",
and you won't have any more troubles loading it up again after that.

If you tell FileManager (or in your case Explorer) how to understand *.cfg
as a notepad file, you can just double-click on the lw.cfg file to edit it
whenever you want. This will no longer be required when you get your final
release RSN. ;-)

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On Sat, 26 Aug 1995, robert hood wrote:

> Ok, I spent last night going through the book cover to cover.  I didn't
> read every word, but you really don't have to to get a feel for the kind
> of information a book imparts.
>
>      Title:  Exploring LightWave 3D
>       Cost:  $59.95 ($64.75 w/tax and shipping)
>   Includes:  3.5" diskette in MS-DOS format
>
> [bulk of message ommited]...
>
> ...Now, my big bitch:  for $59.95, the book is WAY overpriced...

For an example of what a $50 book on 3D animation SHOULD be like,
check out "Inside 3D Studio Release 4."  It is excellent.  Over 1000
pages filled with great tips and techniques.  It also comes with a CD ROM
that contains tutorial files, examples, image maps, etc.  Although the
book is 3D Studio specific, there are a lot of general techniqes
discussed that can be used in Lightwave just as easily.  The book is
widely available in the computer section of major bookstores.  Check
it out.


-Brian Hoffman  ([e-mail])
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robert hood ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Unfortunately, I'm not a beginner.  Being at a high-beginner or low-
: intermediate level, I only noticed a few pearls of wisdom through my
: scanning of the book that might be of interest to me.  Doubtless
: I'm not doing the book justice as I'm sure there are more than a few
: things in there for me, but first impressions are often the most lasting.

: Conclusion:  It is a good book for a reference to LightWave's interfaces
: and techniques, but I do not recommend purchasing it unless a) the price
: drops to something reasonable or b) you are a beginner who just cannot
: get the hang of using LightWave 3D.

I was sent a copy and had similar impressions. Also, there were some
technical explanations that were just plain wrong or misleading. It also
appeared as if some explanations of LightWave functions (Spline controls
for instance) were not fully understood by the author and the
explanations were kind of paraphrased from the old LW manuals (that
didn't quite understand them either). For an example, read the paragraph
on on Tension or Continuity.

JG

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In article <41se51$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Joe Bell) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Joe Bell)
>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 12:51:45 GMT

>In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Walter
>(Jay) Turberville ) says:

>>Isn't that what them two little screw thingies on the dongle are for?  Failing
>>that, I have used rubberbands to keep RS-232 cables connected.  Twist ties
>>work.  Plastic cable straps work as well.  And then there is always Duct Tape.
>>
>>
>It's pretty sad that i paid $800 for a piece of software so that i can put
>ducttape all over the back of my machine.  I'd be willing to shell out an
>extra $5 so that my machine doesn't look like macgyver made it.

>-joe

Uhh . . . the Duct Tape part was a joke.


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In article <41s5pn$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Glenn Saunders) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Glenn Saunders)
>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 10:29:11 GMT

>The mortal J Eric Chard wrote:
>:       Hmmmm, the LW dongle has screws.  I don't think it will come loose
>:       easily.

>It happens.  It isn't so much that it comes loose, but if it gets kicked
>somehow by a vibration it can lose connection momentarily, even when
>screwed on, long enough to kill your animation.

>Maybe LW should have an "insert Dongle" requester rather than just
>BOMBING when it loses connection with the dongle.  That way you could
>adjust the dongle and click on OK to continue.

I have never observed this type sensitivity.  The pins of a typical connector
appear to be about 3/16 of an inch long (around .5 cm to the rest of the
worle) and the receiving connector appears to have conductors nearly as long.
That suggests somewhere around 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch of possible connector
contact.  Something like this shouldn't vibrate loose easily.  This is the
same type of connection scheme used by printers, modems, monitors and mice.  I
have never seen any of these devices come loose due to vibration - if they
were screwed down.  Do you experience the same effects with these other
devices.  I'm not in the studio where our Amiga dongle is, but the PC dongle
construction is "sandwiched" when it is screwed in and I see no way that its
not-so-solid construction would be an issue if it were screwed in.

OTOH - I think your WARNING message is GREAT.  I don't see why there is a need
to crash an operating program.  I move my dongle constantly between my
portable and desktop machine, and do not always (actually I usually screw
down one screw) have it screwed in.

Also - the dongle is more of a pain on the Amiga where network cards and
parallel ports cost a bunch.  Parnet is a very handy device.  Especially when
you are trying not to invest too much additional money in a platform that has
a questionable future (as nice as I can put it).

I don't like dongles a bit.  However, I do recognize the legitimate concerns
of the software publishers that use them. They are a hassle - and a legitimate
crippling feature on the Amiga.  On the PC however, they are mostly just a
nuisance.





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In article <41se51$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Joe Bell) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Joe Bell)
>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 12:51:45 GMT

>In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Walter
>(Jay) Turberville ) says:

>>Isn't that what them two little screw thingies on the dongle are for?  Failing
>>that, I have used rubberbands to keep RS-232 cables connected.  Twist ties
>>work.  Plastic cable straps work as well.  And then there is always Duct Tape.
>>
>>
>It's pretty sad that i paid $800 for a piece of software so that i can put
>ducttape all over the back of my machine.  I'd be willing to shell out an
>extra $5 so that my machine doesn't look like macgyver made it.

>-joe

Oh - I ALWAYS screw in my dongle with my SAK (Swiss Army Knife) which is also
very handy for cutting duct tape. :^)






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AFrerking ([e-mail]) wrote:

: >After buying Positron's "Dynamic Motion Module" and finding that it was
: >a complete waste of my money, I'm real hesitant on spending $400 to $500

: We understand there were a significant number of people that bought that
: product and have the same opinion you do and are hesitant to spend money
: on a product that could be just as bad.

"Dynamic Motion Module" and Impact! should not even be in the same sentence
together.  Impact! works, it works well, and it's FAST.  (in most cases)

If you want to make your LightWave animations look even more realistic then
buy Impact!....'nuff said!


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Colin Cunningham ([e-mail]) wrote:

: Actually I was thinking of driving my car into a wall or blowing up my
: neighbour's BBQ propane tank. If I could market that, I'd be a millionaire. ;-)

DAMN!  There goes another idea!  =)

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robert hood ([e-mail]) wrote:

: If he wants to post like that, he should do so from another account
: that will not include his company name.

As far as I know, John Foust owns Syndesis....

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Colin Cunningham ([e-mail]) wrote:

: I saw the display at my video store, sounds like a big money-making scam to me.
: And I thought Lucas was above those sort of things.

Take a walk into your local comic store and look at all the Star Wars
spinoffs that are lining the walls....there have been at least a dozen
"SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION" comic book spin offs in the last 6 months.

I passed on them....was just there to buy Cerebus and Sandman.  =)

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Subject: Re: Mojo says hi.
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Mojo ([e-mail]) wrote:

: In 2 years, I still want to get in line half a day early, walk into a
: theater of over-excited people and just get taken away again.  I want
: the surprises and thrills I had 15 years ago.  I want to remain a fan.

As a person who can sit down and watch Star Wars for the umpteenth time
and STILL get excited, all I can say is...."ditto."

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Subject: Limited Precision
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John Gross:

> We learned early in Star Trek: Voyager that you can run into rendering
> errors (due to lack of precision) when you use large sizes and your
> objects are far from 0,0,0.

Lee Stranahan:

> Well, what John says is true - although another true thing is that
> planets should be BIG in many cases or the perspective simply won't
> work...

Alan Chan:

> In one instance I _think_ I've had textures dissapear from polys past
> 20,000km (or was it 50,000km?), although I was in a time crunch and
> didn't get a chance to investigate.. has anyone else even remotely
> experienced anything like this?

Now that I've been around a little while, I'm finding I can recycle a
lot of what I write.  Here's what I said on the mailing list about a
month ago...

If you want to see limited precision in action, try this.  In Modeler,
create the planet Pluto as a ball with radii of 1.55 meters and center
at (5870000, 0, 0) meters.  Use a large number of polygons, say 48 sides
and 24 segments, just to convince yourself that you're not looking at a
low polygon count kind of ugliness.  After creating Pluto, hit "a" to
center it in all three views.

Note that the problem isn't really the absolute size--we're already
modeling the solar system at 1 : 1,000,000 scale, and there obviously
isn't anything intrinsically wrong with a 3-meter sphere.  The problem
is the *range* of sizes.

Divide the biggest distance in your scene by the smallest distance.  As
the result gets bigger than, oh, a million, you might begin to see some
effects of limited precision.  In the case of Pluto, the coordinates
need to be accurate to maybe 50 mm before it starts to look spherical,
so the spread is

   5,870,000 / 0.05 = 117,400,000

with the result that the x-coordinates of Pluto's vertices can't be
expressed with sufficient precision.

Because of the nature of the geometry involved, raytracing is especially
sensitive to limited precision, and you'll see effects there long before
they're apparent in the shape of your models.

- Ernie


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Concerning limited numerical precision, Christopher Stewart wrote:

>      Is this (pray) fixed in 4.0? Similar occurances exist when working
> on the other end of the scale (nm etc...).

No, nor can it really be fixed.  There are ways to both extend precision
and preserve what you have, but the ones that aren't already being used
in LW involve large speed and/or memory penalties.  Limited precision is
a fact of computing life.

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Tim Hardy wrote:

> How can I convert truetype fonts to postscript fonts, so I can use them
> in Lightwave?  I have a lot of good truetype fonts I want modeled and
> would hate to let them go to waste.

Modeler 4.0 supports TrueType directly.

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In article <41skhb$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Foust) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (John Foust)
>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 14:40:43 GMT

>In article <41s645$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Glenn
>Saunders) says:
>>
>>The mortal John Foust wrote:
>>
>>: A public domain hack for the Amiga is not going to steer decisions
>>: for LightWave.  Sorry.  That's reality.  Get a real network.
>>: For that matter, get a contemporary, supported computer.  :-)
>>: Don't expect your parallel port to do everything, even if it
>>: is an AMIGA.
>>
>>This is the kind of trash-talk (tinged with economic elitism which I
>>despise) that I'm sure will become commonplace in the coming months.

>Oh, I see, it's "elitism" to admit that the Amiga is out of business,
>but it's "3l33t" to use one.  You think it's "trash talk" to say that
>parallel port networking schemes are for dupes?  In an era when
>PC network cards are less than $50, and the most common OS in the
>world out there contains peer-to-peer networking that works with
>them?  OK, you go right ahead and nurse your Parnet.

Earth to John.  The Amiga is not out of business.  Yes it is trash talk to
make comments like the network you are using isn't "real" and to suggest that
it requires "nursing"  Parnet would not require "nursing" if the LW dongle
wasn't disabling perfectly good hardware.

I don't know which "most common OS" your are talking about.  DOS would fit
that bill - certainly not Windows 4 Workgroups (or even Windows which is
more pervasive than WFWG - and I'll ignore for now the question of whether
Windows 3.X is even an OS).  So - what peer to peer networking have you found
in DOS?  Were you possibly refering to Interlink?  You know - that parallel
port thing that "dupes" like me have been using to transfer files from laptops
to PCs for some time now.

Networking isn't cheap on the Amiga.  The dongle exacts a higher cost on the
Amiga and the Amiga is still a useful machine.  It is a shame that NewTek's
dongle scheme makes it less useful by disabling hardware.  The complaint is
legitimate.

If you are gonna climb on your high horse and rant rather than simply make
some valid points (and many of your points are valid) - at least get your
facts straight.


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In article <41sl2d$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Foust) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (John Foust)
>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle? Leads to nuns on horses!
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 14:49:49 GMT

>In article <41s6pe$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Glenn
>Saunders) says:
>>
>> Maybe NewTek will
>>alter their Dongle, maybe they won't.  But people have every right to
>>voice their opinions.

>I wholeheartedly agree.  I do think it is important for consumers to
>voice their opinions about dongles, especially directly to the companies
>that use them.  Blabbing on the Internet has no effect except perhaps
>as personal therapy.

So why do you do it if you REALLY believe this?

>As I've pointed out in many messages, the true soft underbelly of dongles
>is their price:  if you remember to include a reminder of the price of
>the dongle in every missive you send to the company, it'll help to defeat
>the dongle in the long run.  Those puppies are expensive, and it's
>cash-up-front to purchase them, not to mention risky to ship them.

>I enjoy being rabid against piracy, and I hope
>that someday, somewhere, I can help sway someone's opinion in the slightest,
>and that the next time they are given the opportunity to steal software,
>they'll refuse, and purchase it instead if they really need it.

Oh - so opinions may be swayed?  So maybe if people "blab on the Internet"
they might sway other people's opinions and those other people may then bring
pressure to bear on the company in question.

So what is merely therapy for some is a moral crusade for you.

>>: Meanwhile, they shouldn't search for a crack or a pirated copy.
>>
>>If they payed for the legitimate software, should they crack the program or
>>find a cracked version, it doesn't cost NewTek a penny.

>No, cracking software leads to piracy.  The reality of piracy is such
>that the dongle-cracking companies make far much more money than Syndesis
>does, making useful tools.  Their ads in Computer Graphics World are
>twice the size (and roughly twice the price) of what I can afford.

I'm willing to bet that the combined revenues of all software companies is a
few "zillion" times more than the combined revenues of all dongle/copy
protection producing companies.  Your comparison is lousy.  You are
fundamentally correct but keep doing silly stuff like this.



>Oh, I know, you think I'm rolling in money because InterChange is "overpriced."
>:-)  I encourage you to find a lower-cost, dependable alternative if that's
>the way you feel.

>- John

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[e-mail] (Frank Aalbers) wrote:


>Still I'm having difficulties believing what jou said . You said most of the
>B5 scenes are mede with a Pentium with only 32 MEG . Isn't that to little ?

Did I say 32?  Nahhh - I must have said 64!

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From: [e-mail] (Mojo)
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Subject: Re: Star Wars
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So many people were confused by the billboards around LA - they
thought (as did I) that the trilogy was going to be shown in theaters
for a day!

In fact, since so many people just pass the billboards driving, over
200 people called the local IMAX theater because they thought the THX
logo said IMAX...

My question is...

Why the hell DON'T THEY SHOW IT!!!

Fuck video!

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[e-mail] ("Phil South") wrote:

>But Mojo, surely you wouldn't turn down a job with Lucas? A non-SW job
>perhaps???

Hmmm... maybe.  How could I really avoid SW?  In any case, I'm pretty
happy working on B5.

Now if Galactica should come back...

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In article <41t2lt$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Foust) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (John Foust)
>Subject: Re: Building PC plugins
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 18:42:05 GMT

[snip]
>At Siggraph, after I showed Microsoft how to configure their
>WinNT machines for TCP/IP so they could run their VRML demos,
>I tried to use Win95, just to open an MS-DOS command prompt
>to copy some files...  it took me several minutes to figure
>out how to do this, although I did manage to invoke the little
>flying documents animation while copying files....

John - I just don'd get you sometimes.  You are showing Microsoft how to
configure TCP/IP for WinNT, but it takes you minutes to figure out to open a
DOS prompt.  Well - I guess it just proves that different people have
different ways of thinking about things.  Opening a DOS prompt is obvious to
me, configuring TCP/IP on NT will almost surely send me to the manuals.

BTW - I like the object-oriented nature of Win95.  I find it intuitive - an
almost completely different paradigm (can't believe I used that word) from Win
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From: [e-mail] (Walter (Jay) Turberville )
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In article <41u103$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (FCAP) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (FCAP)
>Subject: Re: REVIEW: Exploring LightWave 3D (book)
>Date: 28 Aug 1995 23:19:31 -0400

>Hey, Bradycupia, maybe you don't like the damn book but keep your damn
>noisy opinions to yourself.  Others of us might just like to waste our
>money foolishly on anything that has LIGHTWAVE printed on it. It's our
>right as Americans!   And don't tell me you know all about the program
>just by fooling around with it!!  Impossible!!  Lightwave is at least half
>as difficult as 3D studio and I'll bet you've never figured that one out!!
>  And who cares if the binder breaks!!  Just tact the loose pages to the
>wall like any sensible animator would!  Jeese, you just can't please some
>people!

Well - actually you can't make a valid assessment until you have used it daily
for over a year.  :^)



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Touche


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[e-mail] () wrote:

...do you guys use real-life
>scaling when setting up your scenes?

>In other words, with the B5 stuff, are the planets really tens of thousands
>of kilometers in size?  And do the moons and space stations maintain orbits
>thousands of kilometers away from them?

Well, we like to when we can, but all it takes is one person to make a
5 inch space cruiser without anyone knowing and WHAMMO!  Your scaling
is shot to hell.

It's helpful, but not neccessary,  Although we will scale stuff in
layout to get it close when neccessary.

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In article <420573$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Tim Hardy) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Tim Hardy)
>Subject: Convert Truetype fonts to Postscript?
>Date: Tue, 29 Aug 95 22:42:41 GMT

>How can I convert truetype fonts to postscript fonts, so I can use them in
>Lightwave?  I have a lot of good truetype fonts I want modeled and would
>hate to let them go to waste.

>Tim

There are a number (at least two) low cost ($10-$30)  CDs out there that have
tons (2001?) of fonts in both TrueType and Postscript format.  These may be
sub-par for serious publishers, but they work fine (the postscript versions)
in Modeler (at least the ones I have tried so far).  I just picked up
TypeCase 2001 for $15.  The 2001 number includes bold, italic etc. - so it is
a bit deceptive.

This may be cheaper than converting (assuming that the font you need is on
them).

Boy - sure gave them parenthesis (or is that paranthesese - for plurality -
too lazy to look it up) a workout.


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John Foust ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <41ui70$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] () says:
: >
: >Glenn Saunders ([e-mail]) wrote:
: >
: >: Is the Abekas format some great mystery?  Why doesn't some Amiga
: >: shareware programmer tackle it?
: >
: >^^^^^^^See that! take the challenge all you programmer types!

: No, the Abekas format is not a great mystery.  It's quite
: easy, in fact, much easier than IFF, for example.

: Adding good SCSI tape support is a bit trickier.

: NewTek once paid Syndesis to develop an Abekas tape driver
: for LightWave, however, they never did anything with it.

How about it Stuart? Could you write it as a Plug-In for 4.0? You could sell
it as an option. Preferably it would be standard under the Record screen!

Just some crazy ramblings.

-Aaron Estrada

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From: [e-mail] ()
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 What was that? Anyway, does anyone know if DPS is planning to ever come out
with a power mac PVR? Now that the Macs have PCI, "all" they have to do is
write drivers for the Mac.

-Aaron Estrada


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Farzad ([e-mail]) wrote:

> I am planning on attending the classes that are offered by NewTek U. in
> Chicago on september 7-8....are they any good?...does anyone recommend
> it for a Toaster begginer?

I just spent two days at NewTek U. here in Denver (8/28-29).  Bob Anderson,
Director of Developer Support, taught both days.  I think Bob is an excellent
teacher, and I wish I could have monopolized more of his time (Thanks, Bob,
from the bored-looking guy in the front row with the Ultra notebook! =|^).

If you are a beginner with LightWave Layout/Modeler (i.e., what the hell
is a procedural texture?), this would be a good course for you.  The course
(as Bob taught it) covered little or nothing about the actual operation of
the Toaster.  There were four classes: the first was geared largely toward
effects and tricks with Toaster Paint, while the remaining three covered
LightWave Layout and Modeler to varying degrees.

If you are a farily knowledgable (intermediate) LightWave animator, I wouldn't
recommend this course.  If you know how to use Bones, are comfortable with
the capabilities of LightWave's IK features, and know tricks like assemblies
and front-projection mapping, I wouldn't recommend this course.  I sat for
two days, and all I really came away with was a sore butt, two issues of
LWPRO, and the knowledge that I could employ mathematical expressions in
numerical requester fields (i.e., "13.43 * (153 / 3)") instead of having
a calulator program running.

Bob said that NewTek U. would be offering more advanced courses in the future
(I only wish I'd known that beforehand so that I could apply the $170
I spent on this to that).

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From: [e-mail] (MCPEEPERS)
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Hello True Believers!

Working on a vortex, see. It's suppose to start on a flat surface and
become a revolving sink hole, just like a blackhole, and suck much of the
floor tiles around it into it's center.

How? We've tried studying water drains, flushed toilets, video taped all
of that and sat for hours watching frame by frame (Hard core film makers
are we!) and attempted to bring it to Lightwave through bending flat
planes, litterally vortexing polygons, pulling, shifting, railing, you
name it. Nada. Nothing. Zip.

So we come to you pro's. We would greatly appreciate your advice in this
matter, or if you know any software add-ons that do this process quick
fast and in a hurry.

In return, well, we have loads of flushed toilet video. :) Just kidding.

Thanks in advance.


The happy people (and getting stranger every minute)
at Rotoscotia!
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Returning American animation BACK to America!
Or at least trying to do so.
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Has anyone purchased the Teraclipse Alpha system advertised in the VTU
magazine?  I'm curious what else I will need to get going.  I currently
have an A4000/FLYER.  If I buy an ethernet system, how much will it cost,
and will I be able to read from my A4000 drive from the IBM.  Is 16 megs
really enough on an NT system?

Thanks in advance,

Mario Cascio
ProMotion

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The words YEE and HAR spring to mind. :?)

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From: [e-mail] ("Phil South")
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> I'm interested to see if others have this problem under Win95:
>
> In LW, the frame boundaries (Camer View), camera pyramid, Spotlight
> cones and fog radius are not drawn. In Modeler, the lighter grid lines
> are not drawn. I thought this was a problem with my driver as it works
> fine under NT, but I am starting to wonder as I have heard this report
> from 2 or 3 others now...

Sorry John, I can see all those things on my screen. I have Win95 final
release, P90, 16Mb RAM and LW Pre Release for Intel.

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 Are you using LW Pre-Release 4.0 or Final 4.0???


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From: [e-mail] ("Phil South")
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> [e-mail] ("Phil South") wrote:
>
> >But Mojo, surely you wouldn't turn down a job with Lucas? A non-SW job
> >perhaps???
>
> Hmmm... maybe.  How could I really avoid SW?  In any case, I'm pretty
> happy working on B5.
>
> Now if Galactica should come back...
>
> /\/\
>
>
Ah now you're talkin'... :?)

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> Well, we like to when we can, but all it takes is one person to make a
> 5 inch space cruiser without anyone knowing and WHAMMO!  Your scaling
> is shot to hell.

I don't know why but the concept of a 5 inch space cruiser makes me laugh
a lot. I'm just sick I guess.

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The October issue (#3) of Lightspeed will be shipping in just over a week
( Sept 8th ).  The PAL version will shipping approximately one week
later.  Either way you should have them by October 1st.  Just a note to
point out... If you haven't already subscribed to the Lightspeed video
series but you plan on doing so, now might be a good time to do so.
Beginning Sept 1st, Issues #1 and #2 will no longer be available when you
subscribe.  We only have a small number of them left and they can be BACK
ordered for $17 + S/H.  If you subscribe before Sept 1st, you can have
your subscription include issue #1 and #2 (they both get shipped out
together).

Thanks to all of you who have sent us your ideas, as we are listening and
making the changes you want in Lightspeed.


Manuel Coats


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[e-mail] () wrote:

>As a person who can sit down and watch Star Wars for the umpteenth time
>and STILL get excited, all I can say is...."ditto."

Was at the local video rental place last night. They had just received the
new trilogy box with remastered THX audio, only $39.95. I'm afraid that
Ron Thorton video is gonna have to wait a week!

My son is due in 6 weeks or so, wouldn't want him to miss the "real" Star
Wars, so I'm going back to get it today. Did anyone else notice the new SW
ship models/toys in Wired? I think I might have to blow another $150 on
those too. I figure if I hang them over the crib my kid will be a better
animator than me by the time he's in kindergarten. Am I being an
over-bearing father already? ;)

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[e-mail] (Jobe A. Doody) wrote:

>Being that the new Macs are 100% compatible with PCI,

Tina asks "What's PCI got to do with it?"

>does anyone know if NewTek is developing the drivers and Lightwave >Software for use on the 9500?

According to Stuart, a MacOS version of Lightwave will most likely exist
some time down the road, after the Windows Toaster is released, so looks
like a year or more. A PPC version of LW will exist before that, so if
Apple <ever> ships a CHRP compliant Mac, you'll be able to run LW NT/PPC.
The current 7200, 7500, 8500 and 9500 Macs are <not> CHRP compliant, i.e.
a waste of money, IMHO.

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From: [e-mail] (Brad Peebler)
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[e-mail] (Tim Hardy) wrote:

>How can I convert truetype fonts to postscript fonts, so I can use them in
>Lightwave?  I have a lot of good truetype fonts I want modeled and would
>hate to let them go to waste.

>Tim

Hey, dont sweat it. LightWave 4.0 includes TrueType support. Big hand
to Stuart! The only catch is the True Type format does not include
good info about internal areas of a letter. This means, for example,
the letter O is actualy made of 2 polys(Concentric circles). To fix
this, simply select all internal polys, cut them and paste them to
another layer, and then use drill on the Z axis to cut them out. It's
actually a lot easier than it sounds. We decided it was better to give
it to you this way than not at all. I hope we were right!
Brad Peebler
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[e-mail] (Jobe A. Doody) wrote:

>Being that the new Macs are 100% compatible with PCI, does anyone know if
>NewTek is developing the drivers and Lightwave Software for use on the
>9500?

>Thanks in advance

The PCI compatibility doesnt have much to do with LightWave. We are
always evaluating new platforms to support. No official word on the
next target platform yet.
Brad Peebler
LightWave 3D Product Manager
NewTek Inc.


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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (J Eric Chard) writes:
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|>From: [e-mail] (J Eric Chard)
|>Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
|>Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
|>Date: 28 Aug 1995 23:20:16 -0700

|>Glenn Saunders write
|>>:       Hmmmm, the LW dongle has screws.  I don't think it will come loose
|>>:       easily.
|>>
|>>It happens.  It isn't so much that it comes loose, but if it gets kicked
|>>somehow by a vibration it can lose connection momentarily, even when
|>>screwed on,
     I use a switch box  with the Dongle and have never had a problem. I
 switch between LW and a Scanner. Once I did forget to switch back and of
 course LW simply died when I ran it, but gee that was user error. All this
  talk of dongles shaking loose etc rather baffles me. I screwed my dongle on
 and it is solid. Now if you can't keep a dongle on the system how do yo keep
 printer cables, scanner cables etc on. I have heard many complaints about the
 dongle lately. Then the old I don't want to run that screamernet BS etc.
 Well if Newtek deems that is how distributing rendering is to be run
 then thats their call. You are still only ilcsenced to run LW on one system
 at a time. I think the standalone render is the way to go. Fire it up feed it
 your scene file and that's it. No layout, no modeler, Just enough to start
 the engine . People would still complain. Many just want LW to pass around
 and abuse at will. I don't see any of these complaints coming from The
 people that we all know use LW every day to do TV and Movie stuff. A pain
 yes but not near as much as some of the OS's are laying on people .
  BTW
    At our local users group the word Dongle never has even come up. It
  seems many that are having problems with the dongle should take a try at
  maintaining their systems in general. Then maybe the dongles won't be
  a problem.

 -bill



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Question: Field Rendering.

I am little bit confused. Of course I have been reading the Lightwave
manual, so this isn't unusual. Field rendering, when should you use it?
was the question I had. I have used it a few times and the results are
nice, very smooth and everything looks like video, crisp and clean. Then
I render the same scene with motion blur. Slightly fuzzy, film-like
almost. Now a render without either and it looks okay but not as smooth
as field rendering.

I'm not asking for a lesson in what these things mean, I have that down
thanks. But I would like to know what is used, for B5 or Voyager for
example, and if motion blur and field rendering and particle blur are all
used at once, or just one of them? How would you match footage from film
or video to the rendered sequence?

Excuse me if this is a FAQ.

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From: [e-mail] (Walter (Jay) Turberville )
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In article <[e-mail]> Ernie Wright <[e-mail]> writes:
>From: Ernie Wright <[e-mail]>
>Subject: Re: Convert Truetype fonts to Postscript?
>Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 02:16:50 -0400

>Tim Hardy wrote:

>> How can I convert truetype fonts to postscript fonts, so I can use them
>> in Lightwave?  I have a lot of good truetype fonts I want modeled and
>> would hate to let them go to waste.

>Modeler 4.0 supports TrueType directly.

>- Ernie

You must mean the final release?  I can't load them in the 4.0 that came with
the pre-release. Error message says that the font is not a Postscript font.





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From: [e-mail] (Gareth Collins)
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   I have Lightwave v3.5SA for Amiga for sale. Boxed, with dongle, manuals, video
   (PAL format) etc. Less than one year old. Looking for 350 UK pounds ONO,
   including P+P but UK only sorry.

   Replies via E-mail to [e-mail]



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|>: I really don't understand why they didn't design it for the 2nd
|>: controller port.  Was it because parallel dongle technology is
|>routine in
|>: all of computerdom and it would take more R&D to have a DB9-based
|>dongle?
|>
|>Good question!  Anyone who is using LightWave on a regular basis sure
|>as
|>hell doesn't have time to play games....it's been ages since I've
|>booted up
|>Lemmings!
   Ain't that the truth !
  However it is easier to get multi serial,parallel support for some systems
  that another controller port.

|>The only possible reason I can think of is that maybe a game port
|>dongle is
|>easier to lose....although they could have designed it with screws to
|>secure
|>it into place.
   David, David ,David, Don't you realize by now that those people with the
 dongle problems probably have many tons of games to play(most of them don't
 have dongles) and I am sure that somehow they will still be getting hit,
 bumped, kicked, licked etc

   -bill

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Well, what sort of stuff would you want a class? The trick is always to
balance the material....

I'm gearing up for a 35 city tour - LightWave Power Techniques, a one day
class that will cover the best and coolest stuff from the hundreds of
seminars I've done, as well as techniques we used on Space : Above And
Beyond -  IK and Bones for Character animation, compositing, metaform
modeling, explosions, working effectively, etc...

Now, will this stuff be real new to hard core LW people? No, not by and
large...at a certain level, you can only learn so much more...


_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


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Does a post from Brad Peebler denote a change in NewTek policy? Will
NewTek have an official online presence here? That would be great...



_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


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Darren Metcalfe <[e-mail]> wrote:



>Tim: "Stranahan is friendly with these people on c.g.a.lw? Get the names
>     of everyone who's posted there in the last 3 months and delay their
>     4.0 shipments."

>Brad: "Uh, sure boss, if you say so."

>--
>Darren Metcalfe
>[e-mail]

>PS. Tim and Brad, this is a winkysmiley, ;) it means I'm laughing _with_
>you not _at_ you, ok?


Does this mean you have our offices tapped? ; )
If I didnt read many of these messages with tongue in cheek I'd have
to kill myself.

As for a relationship with Lee, I consider him a close personal friend
and I am sure he will back that. We bump heads sometimes, but we
always work it out. Thats what being an adult is all about!  : )
Lee is a highly creative, talented person and very valuable to the
LightWave community. Keeps us on our toes!

By the way Darren, you are now on the very bottom of the upgrade list
(winky smiley!)

Brad Peebler


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The mortal [e-mail] wrote:
:      I use a switch box  with the Dongle and have never had a problem. I
:  switch between LW and a Scanner. Once I did forget to switch back and of

What if you want to multitask?

I don't like having to kill a render to use a scanner.



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The mortal [e-mail] wrote:
:   However it is easier to get multi serial,parallel support for some systems
:   that another controller port.

There are only a handful of games that can actually multitask on the
Amiga.  Most take over the system totally and at best freeze your other
tasks.  At worst boot from floppy.

If the dongle is designed correctly with a passthrough then you could
superglue it in.  Or if it can't be designed to passthrough, put a
miniswitch on it and superglue it in still.

Also, even if it gets bumped, just open a requester rather than bomb.



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  there is also a newtek employee on irc once in a while..but
it's not an official online rep..I think it is a good idea for
newtek to have an online pressence either via newsgroup or
e-mail ist or irc every so often...it would be cool if they had
a q and a session on irc for the release of new products.


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Well, I know that posts from here (particularly anything remotely negative
I write) got copied and printed and handed around NewTek. I know Tim sees
some of them...which is why the complete lack of online -response- has
been weird to me.

I also know that some action was taken based on things I'd posted on AOL,
particularly the part about how NewTek had phoned Area 51 and made some
threatening noises about beta status. Dwight (NewTek's current CEO) and
Donetta (director of 'marketing') called Tim McHugh and asked him what he
knew. Funny they didn't ask me....


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In article <41l9rp$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David
Lumbers) wrote:


> Who makes the 4066 cards??  Where can I get one?
>

Although it is getting rather dated, the FAQ answers some of these
questions. Along with providing vendor contact info.

The mail order business's have em now too. I got mine from Safe Harbor.

It is made by Ameristar and has more port options including 10baseT.

<<<<=======================================================================
    Richard Norman                              [e-mail]
      AMIGA --- Amazing Multitasking Interactive Graphics & Animation
          Amiga Networking FAQ   /pub/aminet/docs/help/anetfaq.lzh
                          Inputs appreciated!
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] ("Phil South") says:


>Sorry, there's no such thing as an unwanted copy of UI2. They're as rare
>as rocking horse shit as it is.
    ^^^^^^^^


Never heard that before.

What exactly does it mean?



jm

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From: [e-mail] (TPeirce9)
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I just learned that I will have to wait another 4-6 weeks for the Intel LW
final because I did not send in the registration card included with the
pre-release which NewTek itself sent me.  It doesn't matter how early you
got the pre-release (I was the 250th or so) you must follow this
unpublicized policy.

I just wish I had heard of this some time since April when I got the
upgrade from 3.5.  Now I am at the end of the long line and may continue
the wait to October.

(NOT a happy customer)

[e-mail]

***P.S.  If some kind soul would be willing to mail me a copy of their the
final version I would be most _greatful_.   I am a registered owner and
have the required hardware lock.  Please e-mail me.

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From: [e-mail] (Daniel J. McCoy)
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Subject: Re: amiga-> pc's and ong file names...
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In article <422g9k$[e-mail]>,
   [e-mail] (ken schmitt) wrote:
>since most people here are cross platform users, it seemed the best
>place to ask....
>with pc's now being able to deal with longer file names than 8
>characters, what can i use to get these files to the pc and have them
>use the origional long amiga file name?
>twin crops at 8 characters, as does pc2ami.... and the pc versions of
>LHA,ARJ, crop at 8 characters....
>any suggestions? (my pc is under windows 95)
>also... if anyone has a serial linker that works under windows 95
>(dont bother suggeesting link-it, i ordered on of those before last
>christmas, and never saw it arrive)... ide appreacheate it.

Hopefully, as time goes on, existing decompression tools will pop out that
support long file names.  In the meantime, there's LHANT that runs under Win95
and WinNT.  It'll decompress Amgia LHA files and keep the longer name
directories and filenames.  Keep in mind that the decompression part works
great.  Doing archives with it on a PC and trying to recursively go through
directories doesn't (doesn't on Unix too, at least that's what happened when I
compiled it at work a few weeks back).  But outside of that, it works.  :)

LHANT is available on tomahawk.welch.jhu.edu.

One day, I'll fix the recursive directory archiving.  :)

Dan

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In article <42215o$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Brad Peebler) writes:


>The PCI compatibility doesnt have much to do with LightWave. We are
>always evaluating new platforms to support. No official word on the
>next target platform yet.
>Brad Peebler
>LightWave 3D Product Manager
>NewTek Inc.

any chance of an 68060-specific version of toaster+lw (amiga)?

greg

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In article <42094e$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Todd Olson) says:
>
>Probably because it didn't require a dongle....

No, actually it was because they wanted to make sure that such
software existed, and that ASDG's driver was better than
Syndesis's...


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From: [e-mail] (Tim Hardy)
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What is the best way to draw an arc (precise piece of a perfect circle)
or portion of an ellipse?  Any help will be appreciated.

Tim

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From: [e-mail] (Richard)
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Subject: Re: NewTek U. Across America..any good?
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In article <4229lj$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
(Stranahan) wrote:

> Well, what sort of stuff would you want a class? The trick is always to
> balance the material....
>
> I'm gearing up for a 35 city tour - LightWave Power Techniques, a one day
> class that will cover the best and coolest stuff from the hundreds of
> seminars I've done, as well as techniques we used on Space : Above And
> Beyond -  IK and Bones for Character animation, compositing, metaform
> modeling, explosions, working effectively, etc...
> _____________________________________________
> Lee Stranahan

Sounds good to me.

A Splines and Skining example might be good.

Also it would be good to document the calculations necessary for
changing aspects to match various formats when doing compositing.
This topic has been touched on in LWPro, but I've never been quite
satisfied with the explainations.  Video has an aspect ratio,
film has an aspect ratio, screen resolutions have an aspect ratio,
pixels have an aspect ratio. Lens have a focal length and depth of field.
It can get rather confusing.


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From: [e-mail] (Tim Hardy)
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Please tell me about these Lightspeed video tapes and how I can get
them.

Tim

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Lee, Do you have a schedule firmed up yet? What dates/cities ?
I'll be there. I just want to know how far I have to go! :-)


P.S. I hope you've got some more LW tapes in the works.

Thanks,
-Phil

[e-mail] (Stranahan) wrote:
>Well, what sort of stuff would you want a class? The trick is always to
>balance the material....
>
>I'm gearing up for a 35 city tour - LightWave Power Techniques, a one day
>class that will cover the best and coolest stuff from the hundreds of
>seminars I've done, as well as techniques we used on Space : Above And
>Beyond -  IK and Bones for Character animation, compositing, metaform
>modeling, explosions, working effectively, etc...
>
>Now, will this stuff be real new to hard core LW people? No, not by and
>large...at a certain level, you can only learn so much more...
>
>
>_____________________________________________
>Lee Stranahan
>



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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Phil South ([e-mail]) wrote:

| Question: Field Rendering.

| I am little bit confused. Of course I have been reading the Lightwave
| manual, so this isn't unusual. Field rendering, when should you use it?
| was the question I had. I have used it a few times and the results are
| nice, very smooth and everything looks like video, crisp and clean. Then
| I render the same scene with motion blur. Slightly fuzzy, film-like
| almost. Now a render without either and it looks okay but not as smooth
| as field rendering.

| I'm not asking for a lesson in what these things mean, I have that down
| thanks. But I would like to know what is used, for B5 or Voyager for
| example, and if motion blur and field rendering and particle blur are all
| used at once, or just one of them? How would you match footage from film
| or video to the rendered sequence?

The first part of your question is simple to answer.  If you get a clean
frame (no jitters) from a consumer VCR then field rendering is NOT on.
If the motion is not blured (The objects that are supposedly moving
fast are clean) then that option is off.  My recolection from the
fiddling I have done is that B5 uses NO field rendering.  The best
frames to check at are those where there is a lot of quick motion.  If
objects don't move very far, the effects of these options will be very
hard to notice.

As for matching footage.  This is tricky. If you do not move your camera
(a locked shot) then it is easier, only those objects you want CG to
move behind need to be modeled.  If the camera is moving in an regular
fasion, matching camera movements in modeler would not be too hard.

You need to know the EXACT measurements of something(s) in your real
image, and them need to match them up to your image.

If you are trying to match an irregular camera motion in LightWave
thenwe need to do a lot of work.  I plan on doing a project like this in
issue#4 of LightSmith.



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John Foust writes:
>
>NewTek once paid Syndesis to develop an Abekas tape driver
>for LightWave, however, they never did anything with it.


    So, the obvious question, John.


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From: [e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson)
Subject: LightWave SGI on Hot Mix CD-ROM 11
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I just got the new volume 11 of the Hot Mix CD-ROM from SGI and LightWave
is listed under Xaos Tools along with Pandemonium and nTitle.  I haven't
looked at the CD, but I assume this is a demo version of the program.

For more on the Hot Mix program, try http://www.sgi.com/Products/HotMix/
or call Juli Banfe at 415/390-3655.
--
    Stuart Ferguson        ([e-mail])
        "How do you compute that?  Where on the
         graph do `must' and `cannot' meet?"

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From: [e-mail] (Paul Bruggeman)
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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson) writes:
>I just got the new volume 11 of the Hot Mix CD-ROM from SGI and LightWave
>is listed under Xaos Tools along with Pandemonium and nTitle.  I haven't
>looked at the CD, but I assume this is a demo version of the program.
>
>For more on the Hot Mix program, try http://www.sgi.com/Products/HotMix/
>or call Juli Banfe at 415/390-3655.

 I looked around in the XAOS directory but only found a movie file, that "was
built and rendered using SGI Lightwave". I would guess they didn't quite make
the release, however my friend did get his SGI/Lightwave a couple days before
siggraph.
 Paul
  [e-mail]

>--
>    Stuart Ferguson        ([e-mail])
>        "How do you compute that?  Where on the
>         graph do `must' and `cannot' meet?"



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From: [e-mail] (Bryan Blevins)
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Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 16:31:17 -0800
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In article <41uh2g$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
(JBooth411) wrote:

> In article <41qf5i$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
> Foust) writes:
>
> >>If you had read the original message, I am *contemplating* buying
> >>Lightwave.  I gave a very detailed description of why I do not want
> >>to deal with a dongle.
> >
> >If you don't have a LightWave dongle, how do you know you're
> >going to have problems with it?  You did describe that the 3D Studio
> >dongle at work caused you trouble,
>
>      The same company makes both the 3ds and Lightwave dongles, chances
> are he'll have the same problems that he had with 3ds.

While the manufacturer is the same, the dongle is a different model. The
LW dongle is better as far as passing through goes. For instance, I can
pass through the LW dongle to the 3DS dongle but not the other way around.
I can also pass through to dongles from other manufactures.

The PC LW dongle is different than the Amiga LW dongle, so I don't know
how well it passes through.

Bryan

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Bryan J. Blevins             Clothes make the man.  Naked people have
Blevins Enterprises, Inc.      little or no influence on society.
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From: [e-mail] (Bryan Blevins)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Imagine 2.0 book
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 16:39:13 -0800
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> [e-mail] wrote:
> : Hello, I have Imagine 2.0 PC version from the Waite book but
> : find the documentation quite sparse.

>
> : Would anyone be interested in selling me an old, unwanted copy of
> : Worley's "Understanding Imagine 2.0"?
>

Yeah, I got a copy that I'll sell to you. What do you think a fair price is?

Bryan

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From: [e-mail] (Kevin Gleeson)
Subject: Ribbon or snake movement in LW
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I'm trying to emulate an effect for a commercial I made using Imagine 3.0 but
I need to do it in LW.

I have a ribbon with 3D text attached to it and I want it to follow a path and
conform to that path as it goes - rather like a snakes body moving. I can only
see how to get the object to follow a motion path on it's axis without the
object flexing to follow the path.
Is this possible in LW?

Thanks in advance.

Kevin Gleeson
Hobart TAS OZ

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[e-mail] ("Phil South") wrote:
 >I had this problem the last time I installed Win95, but the problem just
 >went away. I have no idea why, apart from the fact that Win95 dicks about
 >with it's own configuration for maximum performance. Sounds a bit rude...
 >
 >Possibly the problems go away when you reboot a few times. I'm still
 >trying to figure it out.
 >
 >---
 >-------------------------------------------------------------
 >Phil South <[e-mail]>   "nuqDaq yuch Dapol"
 >        Web Wizards Home Page http://www.wp.com/webs/
 >-------------------------------------------------------------
I found the proplem out about 1/2 an hour after posting help. The working
directory for the icon must be x:\newtek and not x:\newtek\programs which is
what you get if you create the icon yourself. Could've save myself hours of
frustration.

Scott

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 Not that this is the proper place for it, but does anyone have Winimages
? I cant seem to get it to install the Documentation disk. I keep getting
"Not Valid Win32s file" Any idea??



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I am hoping some of the people here can help me make an important
decision. I just took delivery of an Impulse DigiMax 3D Object digitizer.
I am seriously considering sending it back due to a number of concerns I
have with the product. I have not even plugged the thing in or installed
the software yet. There are many aspects of the product that turned me
right off just looking at it, and at the documentation.

Would I be making a mistake that I will live to regret if I just send this
thing back?

Here are some of the concerns that I have:

Poor construction of the unit -- it has a very hand-made look and feel to it.
Poor resolution -- it is only accurate to 1/32 of an inch.
Very large and bulky design -- I had not realized how big this thing is.
Very unprofessional documentation.
Very unprofessional mounting mechanism for objects -- the included toy hot
glue gun was a nice touch...
One irksome fact -- that I would have to pull my Amiga out of it's hole
and swap cords with my modem every time I want to use it. This is one of
the primary reasons I have not even tried the thing out yet... I don't
pull my Amiga out of it's hole for anything unless I have good reason, and
having looked over the product and the documentation, I am not convinced
that I want to make even this minimal accomodation for the product.

I realize some of these things sound trivial, but added to the fact that I
don't have the impression that this thing is worth the asking price, I
have to ask myself if I really need this thing. Can someone with
experience with the product shed any light on it's functionality or
usefulness. I am pretty good at object creation without the digitizer, and
I just realize that I could probably buy premade objects for less that
what my hourly rate would be to use this stupid thing. Any other
perspectives?

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In article <41v5io$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (John
Foust) writes:

>>       Quite frankly, John, I don't lock my car. If I do, they just
smash
>>a window.
>...
>> Now I'm not
>>saying this approach would work for the whole dongle/nuns on horses
thing,
>>but it does kinda shatter your analogy.. so I thought I'd bother you
with
>>it.. hehe.. :)
>
>Actually, here in Jefferson, not only do people NOT lock their
>cars, but they often leave the keys in the ignition, and I know
>of at least one family who will leave town on vacation yet
>leave the house and business unlocked for days...
>
>As you said, there are exceptions and extremes, but all in all,
>I still lock my car.  I bet you lock the building that your
>computer is in, don't you?  :-)
>
>- John
>
>

    So why did you make the analogy in the first place, then? Actualy, I
don't lock the building that my computer is in, because there's someone
always here, and some of the people working here live here...

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In article <41ugef$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] ()
writes:

>I don't really see how all the recent bickering on this newsgroup is
gonna
>solve anything...in fact, my guess is that it's gonna drive some people
away
>who have much better things to do.
>
>Now this may sound like a REALLY crazy idea, but how about sending
someone
>private mail if you have a bone to pick with them, or better yet, chalk
up
>that person's message as his or her own opinion and go on to the next one
>without swearing at them.
>
>   ....yeah, I figured it was a silly idea....
>
>

       By theory this would work, but then John wouldn't be able to piss
off as many people with one foul swoop... and his mailbox would always be
full..

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In article <[e-mail]>,
[e-mail] (Greg L. Kimnach) writes:

>
>>I seem to recall, Lee, that when I did that course in Maine with you, I
>>brought my own Amiga 4000, and I had to perform a precise, intricate
>technical
>>drop there once or twice to get it going!
>
>i'm beginning to think that all of you are serious:-)
>greg
>
>

     They are.

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In article <Pine.SV4.3.91.950830095302.25251E@cello>, Manuel Coats
<[e-mail]> writes:

>
>Thanks to all of you who have sent us your ideas, as we are listening and

>making the changes you want in Lightspeed.
>
>
>Manuel Coats
>
>
>

    Will socky be in issue #3?

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John Gross:

> In LW, the frame boundaries (Camer View), camera pyramid, Spotlight
> cones and fog radius are not drawn. In Modeler, the lighter grid lines
> are not drawn. I thought this was a problem with my driver as it works
> fine under NT, but I am starting to wonder as I have heard this report
> from 2 or 3 others now...

I've tried to avoid learning anything about Windows 95 (not easy to do).
Is it possible to use the NT driver with it?

Eric Chard:

> John, up to 4.00a I don't get wireframe previews under WFWG 3.11, so
> perhaps this is related.

Could be, although the two problems don't seem to occur together.  BTW,
how are the previews from 4.00d on?

- Ernie


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Thanks for the interest already in the tour - we're going to post the
complete schedule and more info real soon now....we're booking hotels now,
and most of them are locked...but not all....




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I wrote...

------------------------------------------------------------
Well, I know that posts from here (particularly anything remotely negative
I write) got copied and printed and handed around NewTek. I know Tim sees
some of them...which is why the complete lack of online -response- has
been weird to me
-----------------------------------------------------------.

By the way - I did not mean online respone to stuff that -I- have
written...I mean any response to anything about anything - like normal
business questions...

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It's hot it's cool it's the Expo Central 95 - WWW - Site!  Check it out!

    http://www.infinet.com/~djr/expo-idx.html

Yes on September 12-14 see some of the latest in audio / video technology!  This is going to be
a killer event, dont miss it!  Expo Central will be held in Columbus Ohio at the Greater Columbus
Convention center.  For more details - CHECK out the www site or call 614-895-7945!

Lots of cool stuff is gonna be there!
Avid, NewTek, Sony, Panansonic, Discreet Logic, Adobe, Kodak, Grass Valley, and oh about
fifty others.  And don't forget about the sessions covering everything things like: desiging a post
facility, directing talent, empowering your voice, video production business plan, isdn audio,
production software, digital imaging with henry and flame, business theater and much much
more!  Check it out!  But hurry it's gonna happen soon!

ExpoCentral 95 - Audio/Video Technology Showcase
For more info contact: [e-mail]
                 http://www.infinet.com/~djr/expo-idx.html

Granted this has nothing to do with this group, but have all the 3d programs are gonna be there displayed to check out....



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>> Well, we like to when we can, but all it takes is one person to make a
>> 5 inch space cruiser without anyone knowing and WHAMMO!  Your scaling
>> is shot to hell.
>
>I don't know why but the concept of a 5 inch space cruiser makes me laugh
>a lot. I'm just sick I guess.
>
>Phil South <[e-mail]>   "nuqDaq yuch Dapol"



    Then you should read "Dragon's Egg" by Robert Forward.


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Frank Aalbers writes:
>john ([e-mail]) wrote:
>
> j> I have recently upgraded?? from an Amiga to a 100mhz Pentium and
> j> already have a fair bit of experience with windows but what I need to
> j> know is... Is it possible to have a dual boot facility running Windows
> j> 95 (or 3.11) and Windows NT. I want the faster rendering times of
> j> Lightwave under NT but with the greater compatability of 95 or
> j> 3.11.
>
>Yes it is possible ! But you have to make 2 partitions . One in FAT for DOS
>and Windows and the second one in the special NT format (forgot the name) .
>
>I can't give you the exact procedure to do it...........>SNIP!<

    Which is good, because this is not true.

    When NT installs itself it sets up a little script that asks you at
    boot time whether to launch MSDOS, NT, or NT -VGA mode.  After 30
    seconds it will boot to the default, which is NT.

    You do not have to have multiple partitions anywhere in your system,
    although of course  you may.

    The newer NT partitions are recoverable, while the old FAT are not.



>  | Frank Aalbers                    | -PIXION- -GRID Productions- |

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On Wed, 30 Aug 1995, Tim Hardy wrote:

> Please tell me about these Lightspeed video tapes and how I can get
> them.
>
> Tim

In a nut shell, Lightspeed is a subscription based VHS tutorial series.
What that means is that by subscribing you would receive a Lightspeed vhs
tape (90 - 120 mins in length) each and every month full of tutorials,
tips, tricks, animations, reviews and more.  We have just started out
(only on issue #3) and the response has been fantastic.  We've got some
cool things planned for future issues and the quality will get better and
better as we move on.  August 31st (tomorrow) is the last day you can
call and place a subscription from issue #1.  Beginning Sept 1st, all
subscriptions will begin with Issue #3.  You can still order issue #1 and
2 though, at a slightly higher price than you would pay through a
subscription.  Subscriptions in the U.S. are $58 for 6 months (or 6
videos) and $98 for 12 months (12 videos).  Pick up the october issue of
VTU and you'll see our ad for a bit more info.  TO order you can call
800-764-8696 or 805-726-3545.  You can fax in your order to 805-726-3544.
The same #'s can be used to order Alan Chan's new book, "The FX Kit for
Lightwave" for $34.95.  We are out of stock but have a much bigger
shipment coming in by the end of September.  Feel free to place your
order now, as you won't be billed until it is shipped to you.
If you have further questions, please call 805-726-3546 and speak with
Mike, as I will be unavailable here on the net until Sept 18th.

Manuel Coats
LIGHTSPEED


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From: [e-mail] (Walter (Jay) Turberville )
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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (James Hastings-Trew) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (James Hastings-Trew)
>Subject: DigiMax Digitizer
>Date: 31 Aug 1995 04:25:13 GMT


>Would I be making a mistake that I will live to regret if I just send this
>thing back?

>Here are some of the concerns that I have:

>Poor construction of the unit -- it has a very hand-made look and feel to it.
>Poor resolution -- it is only accurate to 1/32 of an inch.
>Very large and bulky design -- I had not realized how big this thing is.
>Very unprofessional documentation.

Standard for Impulse.  They don't even seem to use a spell-checker.

[other details snipped]

I have never used the device.  However, one of the magazines gave it pretty
good review.  As I recall, they said that it was very good for modelling
"round" objects due to the lathe-like structure.  The price is also about as
good as you can get.  As I recall, the device uses an RS-232 port.  You might
consider a switch box.  I have no way of knowing if the device is worth your
time.


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From: [e-mail] (Sean Huxter)
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"Thomas M. Schaefer" <[e-mail]> wrote:
>While your at it...
>   Please ask NewTek to have a page of references to third party
>developer pages.

They could possibly link to pages by other lightwave artists as well. That
way they can show the world what real animators are doing in Lightwave.
There can be NO better advertisement!

Sean Huxter
[e-mail]
http://www.cabot.nf.ca/~sean <- example of Lightwave page by animator

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: > Well, we like to when we can, but all it takes is one person to make a
: > 5 inch space cruiser without anyone knowing and WHAMMO!  Your scaling
: > is shot to hell.

: I don't know why but the concept of a 5 inch space cruiser makes me laugh
: a lot. I'm just sick I guess.

Hmmm....suddenly the image of an entire fleet of space cruisers flying into
a dog's mouth comes to mind.  Hitchiker's Guide has ruined me.  =)

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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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[e-mail] wrote:
| In article <41i03e$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David Lumbers) writes:
| >From: [e-mail] (David Lumbers)
| >Subject: Networking Amiga and PC
| >Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 13:39:12 GMT

| >Hi All,

| >I'm thinking of setting up a small network to link my Amiga 3000,
| >P100, and DX33 so that I can xfer image files between them, and maybe
| >even try out screamernet for rendering.  PC ethernet cards are cheap,
| >but what cards do people use for the Amiga?  Just quickly looking
| >around, they seem to be about 6 times the price (around $400
| >canadian).  Anyone have any suggestion as to where I might find a
| >little cheaper card??

I would recomend Interworks, in Calafornia.  1 [phone].  They
have competitive prices on everything you need to connect an amiga to,
well, just about anything.

T-Net, TCP-IP & ENLAN-DFS networking, they write a lot of their own
software, so you can count on support as well!


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From: [e-mail] (ken schmitt)
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it turns out the old amiga zip will take the full amiga length file
name,  and winzip 6.0 has no problems with the resulting files...

I'll post it tomorrow in uue format for those of you who might want
it.



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>Ron Praver ([e-mail]) wrote:
>: Has anyone tried LightWave under Win95?????
>: Whats the verdict?
>
>I'm interested to see if others have this problem under Win95:
>
>In LW, the frame boundaries (Camer View), camera pyramid, Spotlight
>cones and fog radius are not drawn. In Modeler, the lighter grid lines
>are not drawn. I thought this was a problem with my driver as it works
>fine under NT, but I am starting to wonder as I have heard this report
>from 2 or 3 others now...
>
>JG
>
    John, up to 4.00a I don't get wireframe previews under WFWG 3.11, so
    perhaps this is related.

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From: [e-mail] (Elfwork)
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In article <[e-mail]>,
[e-mail] (James Hastings-Trew) writes:
>Any other perspectives?

I was able to compare it against the VertiSketch/Immersion Personal
Digitizer combo for a few days, and my impression was that the DigiMaxx
offered a better 'bang for the buck'.

The accuracy of the Immersion Digitizer was about half of the DigiMaxx,
but I was using an older version of their first model - the newer
Immersion Digitizer looks much more stable, and the accuracy is supposed
to be higher also. (I'd go with that if I had the $2-3K needed...)

I can understand your concerns about the manual - I thought it was
atrocious!
(They claimed they were having it reviewed by a 'college professor', but
the preliminary version I got was virtually useless. [Lots of
spelling/grammar errors, too!])

After using both digitizers, I would say that a good modeler wouldn't
benefit _greatly_ from either one - unless they had lots of jobs with
models of 'just the right size' to digitize.

However, given that the cost of the DigiMaxx vs others is low, combined
with the fact that it runs on both Amiga & WinNT platforms , I was willing
to recommend it as a nice low-cost digitizer.

I liked the direct interface of VertiSketch, but found that it didn't seem
to auto-patch the models near as well as the DigiMaxx. (This was mainly
because VertiSketch couldn't give the real-time feedback you get in the
DigiMaxx product...)

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: >We generally use what looks right and have obviously had to "cheat"
: >things to work for the shot.
: >
: >JGross

Whatever works, eh....

By the way, I like the new intro for the second season of Voyager....I would
have watched more of this first new episode, but when I saw the 1936 Ford
pickup flying through space, I started laughing so hard I almost couldn't
find the channel switcher.  =)

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                                     -David Warner



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Stuart Ferguson wrote:

> LightWave stores object coordinates in single-precision IEEE numbers
> for storage space reasons.  These give you precision of about one
> part in 33-million.

From the nobody-cares-but-me file:  I've seen this number (or equiva-
lently, a machine epsilon of 3 * 10^-8) repeated often enough--see the
first chapter of NUMERICAL RECIPES, for example.  But it's not hard to
show that for IEEE 4-byte floats, it ain't so.

   hex image           number
   ----------------------------------------------
   3F800000            1.0
   3F800001            1.000000119209289550781250

The second line shows the smallest number greater than 1.0 that can be
represented, and this implies epsilon = 2^-23 = 1.19 * 10^-7, or an
accuracy of 1 part in about 8.3 million.

In a different thread, I used a scale model of the solar system to show
the effect of limited precision.  Here's another example that happens
to confirm my value for epsilon.  In Modeler, create a 1-meter box with
64 segments along X.  Load this into Layout, change to the Front (XY)
view, and move both the box and the view aim point to (275000, 0, 0).
You should see only 32 segments.

The box actually starts to break down at x = 262144 = 2^18.  Each of the
64 segments is 1/64 = 2^-6 meters wide, and to represent them accurately
requires a precision of 1 in 2^(18-(-6)) or 2^24, but the floating point
format can only provide 1 in 2^23.

Is this a problem?  Keep in mind that we're talking about measuring the
distance from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia to within an inch.  On
the other hand, there are rendering situations that can erode precision
faster than you might expect.  Raytracing is particularly sensitive to
limited precision--you can build a scale model of the Earth-Moon system,
but you might not be able to raytrace the shadow of the Moon falling on
the Earth without seeing weird artifacts.

- Ernie



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From: [e-mail] (David Oxley)
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I'd appreciate any advice about which graphics cards work well with LW4 on
the PC; also which cards to avoid.  For example, does the Diamond Stealth
64 Video card offer good results?

Regards,

|David Oxley, Logica UK|SH5/HR 75 Hampstead Rd|[phone]x1800|
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Hi all,

Apart from using high end cards like the Perception, can anyone suggest a
method of sending animations out to a VHS/S-VHS video recorder?  Coming
from the Amiga side using DCTV, I'm hoping that something similar exists
on the PC.

If I'm using a P90, would it be possible to compile an animation at
video-ish resolution in AVI format and use, say, a genlock to send it
straight to a video recorder with reasonable frame rates?  ...or am I
gonna get laughed at ;-)

Thanks in advance,

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In article <422lb5$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Stranahan) says:
>
>Well, I know that posts from here (particularly anything remotely negative
>I write) got copied and printed and handed around NewTek. I know Tim sees
>some of them...which is why the complete lack of online -response- has
>been weird to me.
>
>I also know that some action was taken based on things I'd posted on AOL,
>particularly the part about how NewTek had phoned Area 51 and made some
>threatening noises about beta status. Dwight (NewTek's current CEO) and
>Donetta (director of 'marketing') called Tim McHugh and asked him what he
>knew. Funny they didn't ask me....

Lee, more airing of laundry in public?  It's not becoming of you.
If you've got personal problems, please, call the people involved,
as you recommend here.

Dumping your heart on the Internet will do no good, unless you're
intending to sully someone's reputation in a forum where you *know*
they don't respond.

As for NewTek's lack of response here, I'm sure it's calculated
to be the best diplomatic response.  If NewTek's online presence
has always been spotty or non-existent, why does it seem weird
to you that they haven't responded?

Although I don't heed my own wisdom, I've always thought that
the absolute best way to use an online service is to say nothing
but read everything. (Perhaps the second best way is to blab
endlessly.  :-)

If they're smart, they won't come online to engage in flame-fests.
People can be much more civil in person or even on the phone.
I'd guess they prefer to resolve their problems that way.

When I did my own digging to hear the other side of this story,
I consistently heard that VTU and Desktop Images decided that
they didn't like your anti-Toaster statements, and that's why
they yanked your review and dropped your Toaster tapes,
respectively.

Sure, I don't blame you for thinking that there was a conspiracy
involved, because it's no secret that these people (adding NewTek
to the mixture) talk to each other, and everyone knows that VTU
is independent of NewTek (wink, wink) but actions do have consequences.

Not that I'm impressed with their reasoning...  they might as well
start yanking reviews and dropping products based on other
personal or even public opinions, like admitting that Commodore
is out of business, or that today's PCs are more affordable and
have more horsepower than yesterday's Amiga.

- John

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Stranahan ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Does a post from Brad Peebler denote a change in NewTek policy? Will
: NewTek have an official online presence here? That would be great...

I think they heard that somebody was saying nasty stuff about them here. =)

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In article <42250d$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says...
>
>Please tell me about these Lightspeed video tapes and how I can get
>them.
>
>Tim

Try calling 1-800-764-8696, they should be able to give you more information about the
tapes..

Alan Chan
Vision Digital


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From: [e-mail] (Alan Chan)
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In article <422p3r$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] says...
>
>Dale E. Gary ([e-mail]) wrote:

>
>BTW - Does anyone know of a way to make Star Trek-style torpedoes?  That
>is, rotating a lens flare?  Is the easiest way just to make a luminescent
>ball with spikes turning around?
>

LW doesn't have a "rotate flare" function, so the best way to do it right now is to render a flare
and map it onto a plane. Make sure the plane is always facing the camera, and that the flare
fades to black at the edges. Use 100% lum, 0% diff and Additive for your Surface.

Alan Chan
Vision Digital


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In article <422jhn$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Stranahan) says:
>
>By the way - it doesn't seem like AVI saving works under Windows 95....in
>fact, LightWave doesn't officially support Windows 95...

File that bug report in an official manner, son.  Blabbing on
the Internet does not constitute an official bug report.  :-)

Actually, every company that *intended* to support Win95 was
playing catch-up with every minor beta release because things
were changing so fast.  As for the AVI saver, you might as well
blame Elastic Reality, who provided the saver to NewTek.

As I recall, NewTek was demonstrating LightWave on Win95 on at
least one station in their booth at Siggraph...

- John

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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson) says:
>
>Instead, the floating point 3D space gets
>less and less detailed as you get farther from the center, in a very
>graceful manner so you mostly don't notice it.

Also, the same thing happens as you attempt to cluster coordinates
around 0.0, I'm sure.

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In article <[e-mail]>, Ernie Wright <[e-mail]> says:
>
>From the nobody-cares-but-me file:
>   hex image           number
>   ----------------------------------------------
>   3F800000            1.0
>   3F800001            1.000000119209289550781250

Well, I care, too.  I remember the discussions of floating point
from my comp sci classes, and found them interesting.  One example
that sticks in my mind is the graph of possible values near zero,
twiddling and incrementing bits just as you describe, to show
the gaps and spread of numbers near zero, or near specific
values.  Floating point is not continuous.  It represents
a large number of discrete values.

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[e-mail] (SBD) wrote:


>I know you probably won't, but if you do, I buy them.
>
>rgds
me too !


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I am using WinImagesNT Alpha and I have not had luck installing with the
install program.

The program works good.

Marc Dole 603-659-7778 Alpha Lightwave Animator * Amiga Re-Animator * Flyer
Pilot * AVID Media Composer 1000 junkie

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[e-mail] (Frank Aalbers) wrote:

> JW> By the way, all the aforementioned PC's are Pentium 90 & 100's running
> JW> Win95.
> JW> How well does LW run on such a system?  We could go to NT of course...
> JW> but we'd
> JW> *really* rather not!

>from what I heard in this newsgroup Win95 seems to render slower than Win 3.1
>I definattely recommend WinNT not only for faster rendering but also for the
>ease of use . It has wonderful memorymanagement . It is true that it takes 16
>meg to run , but I could render things on my NT 32 meg system that where not
>possible on the same machine with Win3.1

somoene on an IRC chat line (so, perhaps consider the source)
said that lightwave would run on a consumer grade PC , a dx2 80 was
their system,, with 8 megs ram...
I talked them into rendering 'texture examples' with all the extras
turned on (tracing, reflection, etc),  medium antialias vidres
W/square pixel aspect...
well... they said it finished that frame in 9 minutes... it took my
LW3.1 amiga 2000 an hour  and 16 minutes...
slower perhaps, but anything that can turn a weeks work in in under a
day is a defiante improvement...




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From: [e-mail] (Joseph OFlaherty)
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Need to sell Quickly.

Amiga 4000 - $1900.00  14Meg,1.2gig Scsi2,68040

Toaster 4000 card 3.5 lightwave    - $2200.00 (let me know if this is market
price

Emplant deluxe - $300.00

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Subject: Re: LW Render Engine
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[e-mail] (Mario Cascio) wrote:

>If I buy an ethernet system, how much will it cost,
>and will I be able to read from my A4000 drive from the IBM.  Is 16 megs
>really enough on an NT system?

ISA and PCI enet cards are cheap ($45-150), and come with most of the
Alpha workstations. An Amiga enet card will go for $200-300. Tcp/ip
software comes with NT, AmigaTCP4.0Demo is free, 4.2 is $99. To see PC
drives on the Amiga you need NFS Server software on the NT station (comes
with NTServer, can be added to NTWorkstation for $400-800), and NFS Client
software on the Amiga (comes with AmiTCP). You cannot see Amiga drives on
an NFS network because NFS Server doesn't exist for the Amiga (yet?).

I use ws_ftp32 to ftp frames from PC to Amiga, and back again sometimes.

16mb is not enough for a RISC system, barely adequate for a PC. 32mb is
very useable on a PC and bare minimum on a RISC system.

--
Darren Metcalfe
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Need to sell Quickly.

Amiga 4000 - $1900.00  14Meg,1.2gig Scsi2,68040

Toaster 4000 card 3.5 lightwave    - $2200.00 (let me know if this is market
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Emplant deluxe - $300.00

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From: [e-mail] (ken schmitt)
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Subject: amigaZIP.. deals with long names - amigazip (0/1)
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winzip6.0 can extract files from this just fine with long file
names.... when you compress with it on the amiga, make shure you dont
have 'emulate pkzip' enabled, as that will crop the name at 8
characters...
the next article is the old amiga unzipper...



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From: [e-mail] (ken schmitt)
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Subject: amiga UNZIP - amigau~1 (0/1)
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 1995 16:04:50 GMT
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well... the zipper in above message is just the compressor...
if you decide you want to go back to the amiga from the pc, here is an
old uncompressor.....
use winzip 6.0 and long file names... jsut make certain that you arnt
using maximum compression as this program cant deal with that.



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Subject: re: Do ships in Space "vaporize"
Date: 30 Aug 1995 16:51:17 GMT
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  Personaly, I don't want ships to just go poof and dissapear into a handfull of
sparklies, but if Space is trying to imitate effects in Return of the Jedi, thats the
way it was done often.

  In Star Wars, they usualy destroyed a ship by detonating a model against bluescreen
a bit cheesey sometimes, but yolu could see the ship fly apart in a fireworks display.
when they did jedi, the battle shots were mostly full motion controlled so that kind
of pyro shot couoldn't be done.  Spaceship explosions had to be "pin-blocked" into the
battle shots.  I'll spare the details, but pin-blocking usualy excluded any debris in the
explosion, lest they fly out of frame of the explosoin plate.



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From: [e-mail] (Hardin Brett Arvid)
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Subject: Re: Help! How to make a BlackHole!
Date: 30 Aug 1995 17:40:25 GMT
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MCPEEPERS ([e-mail]) wrote:
| Hello True Believers!

| Working on a vortex, see. It's suppose to start on a flat surface and
| become a revolving sink hole, just like a blackhole, and suck much of the
| floor tiles around it into it's center.

| How? We've tried studying water drains, flushed toilets, video taped all
| of that and sat for hours watching frame by frame (Hard core film makers
| are we!) and attempted to bring it to Lightwave through bending flat
| planes, litterally vortexing polygons, pulling, shifting, railing, you
| name it. Nada. Nothing. Zip.

| So we come to you pro's. We would greatly appreciate your advice in this
| matter, or if you know any software add-ons that do this process quick
| fast and in a hurry.

| In return, well, we have loads of flushed toilet video. :) Just kidding.

| Thanks in advance.


I just had a cool idea on how one could do that, a bit rough to describe
quickly.  I'll see what I can put together.  Sounds like a job for a
morph, if you care to do it the tricky way...

Exactly what kind of effect are you looking for?

A "Black Hole" ala Disney?

A wormhole (DS9)

Here is a quick idea that may work for you though:

Create a set of spirals, basically a set of logarithmic gradients from
the outer edge to the center.  If you only do one gradient, there will
be no ridges in the final vortex.  Each transition accross slightly
different gradients will create one 'ARM' of the black hole.

Having created such an image, you now need to animate it into a spining
animation.  (pointless if there are no gradients, also the  more
repetative your gradient pattern, the shorter the sequence you will have
to create!)

If you now use this as a bump map, you will get, more or less, the
effect that you are looking for.  This would be much easier to get
accross with pictures.  Let me know if I did OK.  If you now add a
coresponding (ie: same arms & animation patters) debris anim as a
texture map.

BTW if you are planing on seeing your black hole, be prepared to have
your science team walk off the job (That's what happened to disney, well
they didn't walk, they just pulled their names from the credits)

I hope that helped.


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From: [e-mail] (Brad Peebler)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Ribbon or snake movement in LW
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 16:13:32 GMT
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[e-mail] (Kevin Gleeson) wrote:

>I'm trying to emulate an effect for a commercial I made using Imagine 3.0 but
>I need to do it in LW.

>I have a ribbon with 3D text attached to it and I want it to follow a path and
>conform to that path as it goes - rather like a snakes body moving. I can only
>see how to get the object to follow a motion path on it's axis without the
>object flexing to follow the path.
>Is this possible in LW?

>Thanks in advance.

>Kevin Gleeson
>Hobart TAS OZ

If you are using Amiga LightWave, there is a package of Macros called
"Power Macros". This package has a function called "Snake" I belive,
that will allow you to do exactly what you just described. The company
that makes it is Cinegraphics and they are in San Diego. Thats all I
know. They may have a rep up here or maybe someone else has more info
(phone, address) they could post.
Brad Peebler
LightWave 3D Product Manager
NewTek Inc.


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From: [e-mail] (Augusto J. Roman)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Animating PC Lightwave frames
Date: 30 Aug 1995 22:35:39 GMT
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Dale E. Gary ([e-mail]) wrote:
: This may be a FAQ, but I have looked pretty thoroughly for the answer.
: I bought my son the PC version of Lightwave, and obviously we need a
: way to show the rendered frames as an animation.  He would be happy with
: even a small image size, such as .AVI or MPEG movies.  I have looked
: all over the net for an animation *maker* but only find viewers.  Is there
: any PD/shareware animation creating utility for the PC out there?  If not,
: can anyone advise on a good commercial product for this purpose?

Try ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/convert/convmpg3.zip
also, in the same dir, vfd17.zip and fli2exe2.zip

(These last two can make an .fli image and then turn it into a .exe)

(These are all DOS-based programs)

- Augusto!

BTW - Does anyone know of a way to make Star Trek-style torpedoes?  That
is, rotating a lens flare?  Is the easiest way just to make a luminescent
ball with spikes turning around?

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From: [e-mail] (Richard)
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
("Phil South") wrote:

> I'd still like to find a PC program that does MPEG in software like
> ImageFX does on the Amiga. That would be darn useful.
>
> ---
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Phil South <[e-mail]>   "nuqDaq yuch Dapol"
>         Web Wizards Home Page http://www.wp.com/webs/
> -------------------------------------------------------------

Optibase and Xing make commercial software MPEG encoders for the PC.
They also make expensive playback cards too ;-)

For non-commercial, you might try the Berkeley MPEG site.
I think the Amiga MPEG is a direct port of the Berk stuff.

There is also a pretty hefty 4 part FAQ on MPEG on rtfm.mit.edu.

Tis what little I think I know.

<<<<=======================================================================
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      AMIGA --- Amazing Multitasking Interactive Graphics & Animation
          Amiga Networking FAQ   /pub/aminet/docs/help/anetfaq.lzh
                          Inputs appreciated!
=======================================================================>>>>

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From: [e-mail] (Ed Hoffmann)
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Subject: Re: Why does Impact cost so much?
Date: 30 Aug 1995 14:48:46 -0400
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[e-mail] wrote:

: "Dynamic Motion Module" and Impact! should not even be in the same sentence
: together.  Impact! works, it works well, and it's FAST.  (in most cases)

I bought DMM and upgraded to all the various versions (I CAN say they had
a good and constant upgrade policy). It did have problems, and was VERY
slow, but I actually did some useful work with it. In a 2 hour movie we
did the effects for, we had a "anti-gravity" car crashing through a
skylight. The skylight was made of a frame with one big central pane (and
pain!) of glass, with several outer ones. The car crashed through the
central pane, broke it into 64 randomly-broken pieces (thx,
PowerMacros!), and the vacuum induced by the car (yeah, it's just a
movie) sucked the glass pieces up and they flew off, tumbling and hitting
the skylight frame and the car (alright, a couple got stuck under the
car). I used DMM to do the flying glass, and it worked fine (albeit
slow), but I needed to hand-edit the motion files, since it didn't like
the fact that I moved the pivot point of the glass pieces (so they tumble
on their own centers of gravity). For a sample frame, see my home page
(http://www.iac.net/~ehoffman, and click on my name). It only whetted my
appetite for Impact!, though... :-)

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From: [e-mail] (Jim Gauthier)
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Subject: Re: Mojo says hi
Date: 30 Aug 1995 18:00:29 GMT
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Mojo ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Hey!

: Finally got on the net, so whoever wants to bitch at me can finally do
: so to my smiling face :-)

That's all I get to see. Since I moved to central Wisc. I don't get the
show anymore :+(
It wasn't that I'm a big spacewestern fan... but it is a show like no
other, maybe due to the influence of D.C Fontana. Oh, and your lightwave
fireworks are pretty good too =^)
Sorry if this post belongs in alt.fan.b5 or something, but hi anyway...
I'll just be lurking...

Jim "still flyin' coach" Gauthier

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From: [e-mail] (ken schmitt)
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since most people here are cross platform users, it seemed the best
place to ask....
with pc's now being able to deal with longer file names than 8
characters, what can i use to get these files to the pc and have them
use the origional long amiga file name?
twin crops at 8 characters, as does pc2ami.... and the pc versions of
LHA,ARJ, crop at 8 characters....
any suggestions? (my pc is under windows 95)
also... if anyone has a serial linker that works under windows 95
(dont bother suggeesting link-it, i ordered on of those before last
christmas, and never saw it arrive)... ide appreacheate it.



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[e-mail] (Stranahan) wrote:

>Does a post from Brad Peebler denote a change in NewTek policy? Will
>NewTek have an official online presence here? That would be great...

Thanks Lee.

Tim: "Stranahan is friendly with these people on c.g.a.lw? Get the names
     of everyone who's posted there in the last 3 months and delay their
     4.0 shipments."

Brad: "Uh, sure boss, if you say so."

--
Darren Metcalfe
[e-mail]

PS. Tim and Brad, this is a winkysmiley, ;) it means I'm laughing _with_
you not _at_ you, ok?



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From: [e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson)
Subject: Re: Support for other WinNT platforms??????
Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
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Darren Metcalfe <[e-mail]> writes:
| [e-mail] (Stuart Ferguson) wrote:
| >I suspect there will be a PPC LightWave product, but only when we can
| >get all our suppliers to give us PPC binaries.
| Whazzat mean?

HIIP libraries, object translator plugins, dongle drivers, etc.  While the
core programs can be made to run, they are not really complete without any
of the above 3rd party code.
--
    Stuart Ferguson        ([e-mail])
        "How do you compute that?  Where on the
         graph do `must' and `cannot' meet?"

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From: [e-mail] (Stranahan)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
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John wrote....

-----------------------------------------------------------
Lee, more airing of laundry in public?  It's not becoming of you.
If you've got personal problems, please, call the people involved,
as you recommend here

(snip)

As for NewTek's lack of response here, I'm sure it's calculated
to be the best diplomatic response.  If NewTek's online presence
has always been spotty or non-existent, why does it seem weird
to you that they haven't responded?
---------------------------------------------------------

This whole beginning part is based on a assumption that (hopefully) I
cleared up - I posted a message that upon rereading seemed to imply that I
thought NewTek should be responding to ME. I don't think this, so I posted
a correction. I think NewTek should have an online presence, mainly to
handle factual matters. (When is the product shipping? Does it do this?
What is the policy?)

As for airing my 'laundry' - I was a public person in the Toaster
community. I had a number of forums for giving my opinions on the state of
NewTek and the market, and people were generally interested in that
opinion. Some even agreed. My 'Last Word' column used to discuss the state
of things on a regular basis.

Consider this my new column. Like 'Last Word', I am not trying to be a
factual journalist here - it's an OPINION column and it's based on
personal experience, namely MY personal experience. So, of course I'm
airing my personal experience in public, because I always have. This isn't
a new policy, and in fact I held off commenting for a long time.

As for a conspiracy - I've stated the Avid Publications decided to pull my
review on their own.  They also removed Kathy and my name as the
magazine's founders from the masthead, by the way - this is how much we
became 'unpersons', and VTU was very close to Pravda for a time. That
seems to have changed somewhat of late, because I guess not reporting any
bad news was becoming an issue of credibility. Bully for them - VTU owes
it to their readers to let them know what they need to know, not what
NewTek wants them to hear.

I do know for a fact that NewTek told Desktop Images that doing tapes with
me might affect their relationship. This is done by Donetta and Tim in a
phone meeting with Rex Olson. Their business relationship was threatened.
After dropping me, Desktop Images went on to edit the demo reel for
SIGGRAPH, and produce the Wavey awards..

For a few years, I was considered one of NewTek, Avid, and Desktop Image's
most valuable resources BECAUSE of my opinions. I know this market as well
as anyone on the planet, and I'm generally pretty like, you know, sorta
articulate. My opinion mechanism has not changed and I still know the
market, but NewTek stopped listening to me around January. Now actions do
have consequences. Take a look at NewTek's track record this year and see
if there might be any causality there.

It's not that they stopped listening to me specifically - it's that they
stopped listening to anything they didn't want to hear from anybody. It's
no suprise that VTU became more optimistic the worse things looked - look
what happened to me when I mentioned that the emporer had no clothes. So
NewTek is now filled with a large assortment of people (particularly in
management positions) who a) won't make waves and act in a passive
agressive manner & b) don't really know the product or market. Those
actions have consequences.

You know that cliche about you can love somebody but hate their actions? I
loved NewTek, and started to disagree with a lot of their actions. And
what do you know? I wasn't the only one, either. Many people have asked me
'What the hell is going on?' Why did they ask me? Because I'd always told
them what the hell was going on in the past, to the best of my ability.
And even though some people won't like it, I plan to keep doing that.



"Bootleggers, roll your tapes! - Bruce Springsteen, at a concert played on
radio

_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


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------------------------
File that bug report in an official manner, son.  Blabbing on
the Internet does not constitute an official bug report.  :-)
-----------------------------

Done that, John - before I posted. Check your premises...


_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


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From: [e-mail] (AFrerking)
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In article <422bqe$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Ed
Hoffmann) writes:

> I used DMM to do the flying glass, and it worked fine (albeit
>slow), but I needed to hand-edit the motion files, since it didn't like
>the fact that I moved the pivot point of the glass pieces (so they tumble

>on their own centers of gravity).

IMPACT! calculates the real center of mass based on the object geometry,
not the modeled origin of the object.  So if you have a sledgehammer and
most of the weight should be in the end, IMPACT! knows this and will
calculate the center of mass appropriately.

Just thought I would mention this...

Andy
Dynamic Realities

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From: [e-mail] (Greg L. Kimnach)
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In article <424nsl$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Stranahan) writes:

<<snipp>>


>I do know for a fact that NewTek told Desktop Images that doing tapes with
>me might affect their relationship. This is done by Donetta and Tim in a
>phone meeting with Rex Olson. Their business relationship was threatened.
>After dropping me, Desktop Images went on to edit the demo reel for
>SIGGRAPH, and produce the Wavey awards..

>For a few years, I was considered one of NewTek, Avid, and Desktop Image's
>most valuable resources BECAUSE of my opinions. I know this market as well
>as anyone on the planet, and I'm generally pretty like, you know, sorta
>articulate. My opinion mechanism has not changed and I still know the
>market, but NewTek stopped listening to me around January. Now actions do
>have consequences. Take a look at NewTek's track record this year and see
>if there might be any causality there.

<<snip>>

personally (and i'm sure thousands of others) feel that, outside of kiki, lee
is most quickly asscociated with  newtek.  particularly with the toaster
and lw3d.  i always enjoyed hearing what was on lee's mind and hope he
contines to post without getting flamed.  and my hope is that tim (j.) will
realize that shunning lee may cause more damage.

it's also nice to know that management (and "marketing experts")  in private
industry is as inept and unwilling to listen to its best resources as is
management here in government.

just a newtek customer,
greg

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From: [e-mail] (Elfwork)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
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Oh yeah, I found it _did_ munge up the serial port after running their
software, but a reboot brought the port back. (My recomendation was to do
all your serial communications _before_ using the DigiMaxx. :^)

As someone else pointed out, a switchbox will solve the problem of sharing
the port.

Oh, and Impulse mentioned they were going to come out with some
interesting add-ons, like a cheap color sampling probe, and even an
articulated armature for data input. (Now, I'll leave it to the reader to
judge how true these statements were.........)

Erik Flom - ELF Works 3D Construction Co.

Article: 1989
From: [e-mail] (Gordon Keenan)
Subject: LightWave Sites
Date: 31 Aug 95 18:33:52 -0700
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Can anyone tell me what sites are available from the (cringe)
Microsoft Network???
I don't appear to be able to finf the LightWave Mailing List etc...

I Know..... Lame....

Thanx

[e-mail]

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: I found the proplem out about 1/2 an hour after posting help. The working
: directory for the icon must be x:\newtek and not x:\newtek\programs which is
: what you get if you create the icon yourself. Could've save myself hours of
: frustration.

For the final release (Which includes Content Directory changing), the
working directory (The "Start in" directory for Win95 shell) should be
set to where you want the LW.cfg file to be written (normally where the
program is launched from). The Content Directory (Options panel) should
be set to the dir where you have your Scenes, Images, Objects, etc.
directories.

JG

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From: [e-mail] (ken schmitt)
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the station I work at is looking into getting a 3d system.... Ive got
my own toaster, so I've been trying real hard to persuade them into
getting lightwave and a work station of some type. as I know 3.1
nearly top to bottom (I understand the 4.0 interphase is essentially
the same).
They are looking at topas, flying fonts, 3d studio,  and several
others.... its like this...
I know lightwave, but if I'm not around could anyone else there figure
it out (only 1 other person there who could do it with any competence)
and they would have to learn it....
the other packages.... they are ginuinly easier for the average user,
are they not?
I love lightwave, but there are a few pieces of equipment around the
station that no one fully uses because none can effectivly figure them
out.... and ide really rather not have that happen with a graphic
system (its that way at one of the other local stations, they charge
exorbinate amounts for 3d work, and then its not very good)

I doubt I'm the first to have this concern....
I'm doing my best, by maing some simple flyiing logo animations for
them, trying to cinvince them that its easy to use for that, and thats
mostly what they'l want it for. (addy animations il do on my own time)



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Subject: Re: The Toaster....
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Brad wrote...

----------------------------------------------
As for a relationship with Lee, I consider him a close personal friend
and I am sure he will back that. We bump heads sometimes, but we
always work it out. Thats what being an adult is all about!  : )
Lee is a highly creative, talented person and very valuable to the
LightWave community. Keeps us on our toes!
-----------------------------------------------

My, this is a change...I like it, though. (Want to send me an extra
dongle, close personal project manager pal?)

Hhehehhehehehhehehhehehhehehehehhe


_____________________________________________
Lee Stranahan


Article: 1993
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From: [e-mail] (G Hague)
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Subject: Amiga System for Sale
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Amiga System for Sale:

2000 series w/
24 megs RAM
MegAChip w/ 2 meg Agnus
Progressive Per. '040 board (28mhz)
GVP SCSI controller and hard drive
Syquest 88 internal
1084S monitor
Microway Flicker Fixer (not currently installed)
Video Toaster 4000 board (vrsn. 3.5 software, not yet upgraded to
Lightwave or Toaster 4.0)
Y/C Plus Board
DPS PAR board w/ Seagate 3600a
Nucleus Personal SFC
Misc. Software (ADpro 2.5, Wavemaker, Montage and more)

Price: $2995 plus shipping

Call [phone]
or email

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From: [e-mail] (Jason Linhart)
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Subject: ModelerTip #1
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Modeler Tip #1
Here's a tip for the Modeler 4.0 under Win/NT/95.

You can copy values from numeric fields by using the CTRL+C keyboard
combo and paste them to another field by using CTRL+V.  This helps out
when you want to use SET VALUE to line up a set of pnts/polys to a
spot where something else is sitting.  (Why is it that the value you
always need is something strange with 6 decimal places?  : )    )

BTW, This also works in Layout.

JEL
LightWave Group
NewTek, Inc.



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Newsgroups: comp.graphics.apps.lightwave
Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
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>Oh - I ALWAYS screw in my dongle with my SAK (Swiss Army Knife) which is also
>very handy for cutting duct tape. :^)
>

DAMMIT, you're supposed to *TEAR* it!!!! ;->

-joe

Article: 1996
From: [e-mail] (Rob Bryerton)
Subject: RE: Ribbon or snake movement in LW
Date: 31 Aug 95 20:24:31 -0700
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>>I have a ribbon with 3D text attached to it and I want it to follow
a path and
conform to that path as it goes - rather like a snakes body moving. I
can only
see how to get the object to follow a motion path on it's axis without the
object flexing to follow the path.
Is this possible in LW?<<


Try using a displacement map...

HTH,
Rob

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From: [e-mail] (Bob Bales)
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Subject: Re: Crack for LW dongle?
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In article <41skhb$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Foust)
writes:

>>: A public domain hack for the Amiga is not going to steer decisions
>>: for LightWave.  Sorry.  That's reality.

That's not the point.  It would be one thing to say, "This dongle requires a
parallel port that can't be used for anything else."  But if the port is
supposedly passed through, then the "passed through" port should work
identically to the original port.  Parnet or no parnet.  If the dongle prevents
the parallel port from working as designed and it is not documented, then the
dongle has broken the computer.

>You think it's "trash talk" to say that arallel port networking schemes are
>for dupes?

People are using parnet because it evidently meets their needs.  Anyone using
something which meets their needs is clearly not a dupe.

>In an era when PC network cards are less than $50,

The price of network cards is unrelated to the issue of whether the parallel
port functions.

   Bob Bales

I help Tektronix make their instruments. They don't help me make my opinions,
of which these are some.


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I am writing a lightwave translator and would like to get the specs for the
latest lightwave file format.  I have the document written by Allen Hastings
and Stuart Ferguson, 11/28/94, but I believe some things have changed since
then.  Specifically, I found VXXX tags in a newer file that aren't explained
in this document.

Please send me e-mail me if you have any information.

Thanks, Jeff

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Sorry if this is such a newbie question but I'm considering buying LW
and if I get it I don't want to spend a fortune upgrading my computer.
What's the minimum required hardware specs to run LW v.4.
Specifically, how much RAM do I need to limp along.  I know, I
know...32 meg would run it great but...<sigh>$$$

Thanks guys.

Chris



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Does anyone know the server's name for the plugin group?

Richard B. Link

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