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Subject: Re: No plug-in for LW?
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Ted Stethem wrote:
>
>   Somebody mentioned that LW didn't have much chance for survival without
> more plug-in support (I deleted the message and suspect that guy is a 3DS
> plant).
>   Just wanted to point out that the Vertilectric demo is a pretty neat
> little plug-in. And I don't know where that guy was coming from, he must
> not know how to navigate the web very well, because there are quite a few
> plug-ins out there, free, if you just look. Sure, some are just demos,
> but come on, how long has LW had plug-in capability? All of one year?
> Give it some time. People just have to get around to finding out how to
> program plug-ins and they will start showing up all over the place.  It's
> going to take me a few weeks to digest the Pennello plug-in alone, much less
> become proficient with it.
>   Gee, I sure hope Lightwave will survive for a few more weeks!

well, the great thing about LW is that it has great shit even without
plugins.  Plugins are just the icing on the cake.

later
Josh Tsui