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#NURBS Modeler

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#171293From: Kerry ChinMay 22, 1995 2:08 PM
Dean, I've e-mailed Peter Klose also with no reply. Is there a full-blown version of his NURBS modeler? Is his the only one around, or are there other NURBS modelers out there? If you get any info please let me know! Thanks! Kerry
#171527From: David GouldMay 23, 1995 5:24 PM
<<Is his the only one around, or are there other NURBS modelers out there?>> Here in France and in now America, you can purchase the AMAPI modeller which includes nurbs and heaps of other modelling tools(booleans between NURBS, accurate chamfers and filets, extrusions etc). It runs on UNIX, Mac, PowerMac, Window, DOS and was used to demonstrate the opening of the PowerMac distribution in Japan so it's no slouch. It costs about $400 and it outputs to many different formats, unfortunately DXF is the only one 3DS can read. A direct AMAPI->3DS IPAS is "possibly" in the works. It's a great modeller, really intuitive, and powerful. New Flash! The company that produces the modeller is going to release an IPAS that converts it's native files directly to 3DS format. This IPAS should be ready in a few months. YIPPPPEEE! DaviD "Nerds playing with their nurbs" GouID
#171612From: Judy WellerMay 24, 1995 7:38 AM
That sounds fantastic – I assume it is going to be available in the US. Where is the current modeler available in the US? Who sells it? How soon before the IPAS comes out?
#171819From: David GouldMay 25, 1995 8:50 AM
<<Where is the current modeler available in the US? Who sells it?>> The next version of AMAPI i.e. 2.5 is going to be available in a few months, when it comes out I'll let you all know when and who in America is distributing it. DaviD "The train will be arriving any moment now" GouID
#171950From: bruce gorenMay 26, 1995 3:56 AM
Is this the software from CIRAD in Paris ? Thier AMAP plant generation and biological interaction simulator stuff is incredible, been longing for a PC version for years. TDI (now Wavefront) and Softimage have offered some of the plant growth code as an SGI "plug-in" for a while.
#172066From: David GouldMay 26, 1995 4:48 PM
<<Is this the software from CIRAD in Paris ?>> The name of the company is Yonowat. I don't know if their associated with CIRAD. <<Thier AMAP plant generation and biological interaction simulator stuff is incredible, been longing for a PC version for years.>> Sorry, but you've got me stumped again <g> Though I'm very interested in finding out more. Organic biological modelling and animation is my main interest. Could you give me some more information on this program and the company?
#172147From: bruce gorenMay 27, 1995 4:16 AM
David, The last printed matter I've got from CIRAD is a few years old but here is the info: Laboratoire De Modelisation CIRAD-GERDAT Avenue du Val de Montferrand BP 5035 34032 Montpellier Cedex 1 France Tel: (33) 67 61 59 95 FAX: (33) 67 61 58 20 CIRAD is an acronym for : Centre de cooperation internationale en recherche agronomique pour le developpement Headquarters: 42 Rue, rue Scheffer 75116 Paris, France Tel: (33) (1) 47 04 32 15 Let me know what you come up with. Bruce
#173343From: Jose Luis PINTOJun 2, 1995 2:34 PM
salut je desire rencontrer une personne conaissant bien le dessin 3d pour echanger quelque trucs
#173483From: David GouldJun 3, 1995 3:19 PM
<<salut je desire rencontrer une personne conaissant bien le dessin 3d pour echanger quelque trucs>> Salut Jose, je connais tres bien 3DS et plusieurs d'autres logiciels de dessin. Qu'est-ce que tu cherches exactement? Tu fais quoi avec 3DS? DaviD "Croissants and peach tea" GouID
#171960From: Judy WellerMay 26, 1995 7:43 AM
Thanks David! Judy
#171617From: Kerry ChinMay 24, 1995 8:56 AM
DaviD, Thanks for the info on AMAPI! If you can point me towards a distributor, that would be very helpful. Kerry
#171707From: M. G. BATCHELORMay 24, 1995 4:15 PM
<< Here in France and in now America, you can purchase the AMAPI modeller which includes nurbs and heaps of other modelling tools >> David, you didn't say where, how, etc.. ? BILL
#171777From: will taitMay 24, 1995 11:39 PM
Do you have the name and address of the company that makes this modeler ?