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ER does run on the mac. In fact, when it first came out, I saw it for about $99. If you want to check it out, you can download a demo of in the Graphics Plus+ area, or direct from them.
HOW CAN I SEE SOME SAMPLE MORPHING ANIMATION?
I'm an architect currently trying to make the transition into a professional producer of animations. I just completed my first one using Stratvision 3D on a powermac. Is there any way you can compare the power of Elastic Reality to this one? Does ER run on the mac platform? I'll…
>>and you think the Mask/Body Armor effects are cool…they were done with Elastic Reality.
Thanks for the answer Perry. I'll try to stop by the ER booth at COMDEX. Unfortunately I'll only have two days at COMDEX this year, and it's got to the point where not even in the whole week you can see everybody and all the things you want to check…
Yes, I do. When the software being used is identical, and the resolutions are kept the same, the only difference between rendering on a PC and rendering on another platform is the time it takes to render. In preparing Elastic Reality for Windows, for example, one of the validation tests…
Hello. I imagine the effects for the movie were created on the SGI machine, and do you think something created in the Windows version could transfer with decent quality to film or video?
Yowser!
Andrey, There are a whole bunch of things under development right now. We'll be making some disclosures at Comdex so I can't say right now. Jason ERI Technical Support
What kinds of other cool effects do you have up your sleeve? 🙂
#StarGate
Message #446
If you can take in the feature film StarGate with Kurt Russle and James Spader (and Jay Davison), and you think the Mask/Body Armor effects are cool…they were done with Elastic Reality. The "Jig Saw" mode in our Windows (and SGI) versions was specificly developed in support of the creation…