#Plug-In's for Imagine?
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Oh yea, I forgot to ask the sales guy, Mike, if Imagine was planning on having
or already has facilities for third party plug-ins. Do they?
Steve
>>
Oh yea, I forgot to ask the sales guy, Mike, if Imagine was planning on having
or already has facilities for third party plug-ins. Do they?
<<
Steve,
If you spoke to Mike Halvorson you spoke to the President of Impulse, not a
sales guy. <g> Nice to be able to do so eh? Anyways, Imagine does not
currently have plug-in capabilities other than allowing others to write
procedural textures for it. However, WinImagine is being designed for plug-in
support…whether it'll be a proprietary plug-in format, or one that is already
existing I don't know.
-GreG
Hi Greg,
>> WinImagine is being designed for plug-in support… <<
Am I correct in assuming that Impules is developing a Windows version????
Although I am not a big fan of Windows, I have been forced into it since that
is where I have to cut tape. It would be so nice not to have to jump in and out
of DOS all the time when using Imagine.
Regards,
Michael W. Towe
Falcon Video Productions
Santee Ca.
-Michael W. Towe
>> Am I correct in assuming that Impules is developing a Windows version????
Michael, that's correct. <g> They are working on a native Windows Imagine in
conjunction with working on getting 3.3 & 4.0 (DOS) out.
-GreG
Hi Greg,
>> They are working on a native Windows Imagine in conjunction with working
on getting 3.3 & 4.0 (DOS) out. <<
Thanks for the reply Greg. Now I am a happy user…and to thing I was going
to shell out more cash, not to mention learning new software, for True Space.
Regards,
Michael W. Towe
Falcon Video Productions
Santee CA.
-Michael W. Towe
^C