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#Magazine Article: IPAS

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#109846From: Philip ShaddockJun 27, 1994 11:43 AM
Hi, I'm doing an article for a major multimedia magazine that surveys the 3D modeling, rendering and animation programs. I want to do a sidebar on the IPAS extensions for 3DS. Is there a list somewhere of the available or soon-to-be-released IPAS extensions? Thanks in advance. Philip Shaddock
#109874From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]Jun 27, 1994 2:11 PM
Philip, << Is there a list somewhere of the available or soon-to-be-released IPAS extensions? >> There is a file called ipas.txt in the IPAS Usage section of the lib. It is current to Jan 94. For additional recent IPAS', contact Schreiber Instruments at 1-800-FOV-IPAS. Ask for a copy of their new catalogue as well as the new Yost catalogue. The IPAS.txt file with these new catalogues gets you current with shipping code. Go to SIGGRAPH for the yet to be announced code. jonas[adesk]
#109997From: Philip ShaddockJun 28, 1994 1:19 AM
Thanks Jonas, I'll find that file. Philip
#109900From: Mike White SunDog Pro.Jun 27, 1994 5:30 PM
You might want to call Schreiber 1800-252-1024 Mike White [SDP]
#109989From: David C. ThompsonJun 28, 1994 12:17 AM
Hi Philip, You may also want to talk to Dave Avgikos at Digimation. You can reach him at (800)854-4496.
#109999From: Philip ShaddockJun 28, 1994 1:19 AM
Thanks David, I'll try them. Philip
#110015From: Thomas O'DeaJun 28, 1994 7:47 AM
ON this system, either library 1 or 2, you'll find a file with a list of IPAS' available as of early this year. In particular, I'd tell you not to write anything without seeing the most recent IPAS' from Yost Group… Disk 6 and Disk 7 appear really slick: Character skinning, mesh deformation (from images) flames, vapor, etc…
#110147From: Philip ShaddockJun 28, 1994 8:35 PM
Thanks Thomas, Philip