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| 3094.1 | More detail | BAHTAT::HILTON | Beer...now there's a temporary solution | Sun May 22 1994 21:33 | 1 |
| What platform do you wish to make animations on?
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| 3094.2 | | GLDOA::ROGERS | hard on the wind again | Mon May 23 1994 00:43 | 3 |
| See Wavefront (as in Jurassic Park). It runs only on HP or SGI.
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| 3094.3 | though some say, "it's only resting" {twitch, twitch} | NOTAPC::BURGESS | | Mon May 23 1994 12:48 | 10 |
| re <<< Note 3094.2 by GLDOA::ROGERS "hard on the wind again" >>>
> See Wavefront (as in Jurassic Park). It runs only on HP or SGI.
Right, and the Babylon 5 stuff was done mostly on Amigas (R.I.P.)
R
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| 3094.4 | PC Based animation tools | AIMHI::RGAUTSCHI | | Mon May 23 1994 13:37 | 4 |
| Try Autodesk's Animator Pro or 3D Studio for the PC.
Reese
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| 3094.5 | | MOTTLE::DECAROLIS | Jeanne | Mon May 23 1994 13:51 | 13 |
| Re: -1
Animator Pro and 3D Studio are good choices for the PC,
the designers in my group use both of those tools for
their animations.
Director, by Macromedia runs on the Mac. Another good
choice.
There are a couple of notes conferences you can look into,
XSTACY::PC_MULTIMEDIA and BGSDEV::MULTIMEDIA_SERVICES.
Jeanne
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| 3094.6 | | GUIDUK::GOODHIND | Sleep is for mortals... | Mon May 23 1994 17:15 | 19 |
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For low-end animation on the Mac you can try AddMotion II - it's
bundled free in Hypercard 2.2. Good enough for simple presentations
or putting together short quicktime clips for transitions. Has
soundmgr support, a path/timeline/cel editors and a fairly easy
to use interface - the docs are pretty poor and the example code
is skimpy, but you can get good effects fairly easily.
Depending on what you want to do you could also need a raft of
supporting products (and horsepower) - post-processing ("Apply this
Photoshop filter to every frame of the movie"), scripting ("If you
mousedown in this frame-range then go to this clip with a wipe
transition"), rendering ("I need a wierd machine that looks like
a cross between a toaster and a fish") ... multimedia hell is
made of this. ;) Add in full-screen video capture w/genlock and
you're talking large bucks.
Larry
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| 3094.7 | Using MS-DOS 6.2 or Window 3.xx | MIMS::SAMADI_M | | Mon May 23 1994 17:31 | 6 |
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Thanks for all the replies,
The platform is either MS-DOS 6.2 or Window 3.01.
Mike
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| 3094.8 | Pointers | BAHTAT::HILTON | Beer...now there's a temporary solution | Mon May 23 1994 19:27 | 18 |
| Hi Mike,
For PC Multimedia animation etc check out:
XSTACY::PC_MULTIMEDIA
For ray tracing, morphing etc try:
exocet::ray_tracing
The ray tracing conf has pointers to many shareware versions of
commercial software to try etc.
Cheers,
Greg
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| 3094.9 | This topic is write-locked | SMURF::BLINN | Dream of gypsy wagons. | Wed Jun 01 1994 21:21 | 4 |
| Topic write-locked, not relevant to the charter of this
conference. Replies by MAIL to the author.
Tom
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