#Tips And Techniques
17-Aug-94 04:48:55
Sb: #117784-#Tips And Techniques
Fm: John Redfern 100115,1014
To: Paul Lind 71543,2104
>> 9.) Always try to keep a notebook handy // an older 486 that I keep my notes
on >>
Wouldn't it be nice if we could embed text notes in a project file. I keep a
.DOC file in the prj directory as a sort of daily log on complicated projects
and regularly save to a new name (or number) keeping the thread so that if you
change a whole scene and it stinks you can always find your way back. Well, its
supposed to work like that! With an average project size of 8-10mb, a dozen or
so take up a lot of space though. I find the 128mb optical disks really handy
and more manageable than the bigger capacities. What do other folks think?
I too used to use an old hack to keep a flic running while tweaking on the main
station but since R3 I operate multi-machine instead of single machine and
switching. Two machines under the desk, one configured optimally for
Autocad/Autosurf (dos) and the other for Windows. 3DS sits happily on either.
When constructing a model, Autocad and 3DS alongside each other is very
effecient and when adjusting a scene, 3DS with Photoshop or AApro. When not
needed, either can go into slave mode.
John Redfern, Redfern Animation – Scotland.