iandol on sun 10 sep 00
pots.... bowls vases that sort of stuff? Ivor in Macclesfield UK
Yes Ivor, they have. The big problem is getting a good 3D design program =
at a reasonable price. Suggest you look for Computer Arts Magazine on =
the shelves at W. H. Smith. From time to time they have 30 day licences =
on their feature CD. You need a generator to make the forms and a =
renderer to do the decoration. And when you get hooked, access to vaults =
in Treadneedle Street.
All the best,
Ivor in Redhill, South Australia
chrisclarke on mon 11 sep 00
Having the programs at my house is not the problem, my husband is a 3D animator, so I have my pick. But most of us don't have a computer that has the capiblilities of running one of these programs. Also, learning them. They are not like a paint programs. My hub spends weeks at classes when new ones come out, and he has a BFA in it. Like learning pottery, 3D work is not
something you just pick up. It takes work. And I need to spend more time on the wheel then on this damn computer. chris@ccpots
iandol wrote:
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> Yes Ivor, they have. The big problem is getting a good 3D design program at a reasonable price. Suggest you look for Computer Arts Magazine on the shelves at W. H. Smith. From time to time they have 30 day licences on their feature CD. You need a generator to make the forms and a renderer to do the decoration. And when you get hooked, access to vaults in Treadneedle Street.
>
> All the best,
>
> Ivor in Redhill, South Australia
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Des Howard on tue 12 sep 00
Ivors
How about Virtual Reality in Ceramic Design?
Want to feel & touch the pots you're drawing on the screen?
Spring copy of "Global Ceramic Review" has an article.
Des
iandol wrote:
> >
> Yes Ivor, they have. The big problem is getting a good 3D design program at a reasonable price. Suggest you look for Computer Arts Magazine on the shelves at W. H. Smith. From time to time they have 30 day licences on their feature CD. You need a generator to make the forms and a renderer to do the decoration. And when you get hooked, access to vaults in Treadneedle Street.
>
> All the best,
>
> Ivor in Redhill, South Australia
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