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Mike McCool <[e-mail]> writes:

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Always thought we were out here on the rim, but there's a really cool
3D intro anim that plays at some of our local theatres.

Very dark, futurist city, and a blood-red sports-craft starts out at the
curb, then goes zooming all over the place.  And, if you make the mistake
we did of sitting a wee bit too close to the screen, its swoops through
tunnels are so real they're almost nauseating.

With the new digital sound system that puts THX to shame, it's a very
powerful anim.  I especially like it, 'cause it's so deep and rich and
doesn't have that pale over-exposed look that seems to be SGI's
trademark.
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Good eye Mike, that's Lightwave. Craig Paup here in Portland did it with
LW3.0 Beta. I think he's working on a sequel for them...

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Darren Metcalfe
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