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#Animal walks

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#111379From: William A. TriffetJul 5, 1994 11:55 PM
Jacek, << DTV -Animals in motion article>> Your right! I even have those issues. Maybe if I took the time to read the magazines I subscribe to, I just might learn somthing. <g> Thanks for the reminder! Bill
#111443From: Jacek ArtymiakJul 6, 1994 9:56 AM
You're welcome 🙂 Which particular animal are you interested in?
#111675From: John N. JordanJul 7, 1994 1:40 PM
Wasn't there supposed to be 3 animal motion articles? I only have two (I believe). If I missed one, please let me know. I don't have a subscription at this time. 🙁 JNJ
#111786From: Jacek ArtymiakJul 8, 1994 4:35 AM
John, ??? I don't know to be honest… I searched my house but only managed to find the first article. Someone must have borrowed it… Jacek Artymiak (Bitmap Studios Ltd.)
#111930From: Bryce E. WhitesideJul 9, 1994 10:58 AM
PMJI John, There were only two articles and the first one for me contained more information than the second, if I remember correctly. Bryce W. CF/X Image, Inc.
#111943From: John N. JordanJul 9, 1994 1:34 PM
Thanks Bryce. I found them. How's A:M? JNJ
#111998From: Bryce E. WhitesideJul 10, 1994 9:59 AM
Hi John, A:M is doing just fine, but unfortunately I don't have a big character animation project, so I have been concentrating on 3DS. Another big problem I had was my primary disk drive was slowly failing and my data was becoming corrupted. Fortunately I got my hard drive changed out this weekend. Now I am reinstalling all my Windoze software—Pain! Later dude Bryce W. CF/X Image, Inc.
#112087From: John N. JordanJul 10, 1994 7:55 PM
>reinstalling windows software Ugh! a necessary evil unfortunately. Windows always gets gummed up somehow.. Probably from installing, and deleting too much cheap shareware.. 🙁 JNJ
#112191From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]Jul 11, 1994 1:00 PM
YES! I really hate it when I install a program for Windows and the installation routine copies an older version of a support file on top of a newer version that I have already installed! (this happens all the time with programs written in VB) On my MAC I have an extention that warns me if that is about to happen (it is part of my virus protection software). It lists the dates and file sizes of the two files, and lets me choose which version to install, or if I want to rename either of those files on the hard disk. Does anyone know if something similar exists for the Windows environment? -brian
#112233From: krazy imagesJul 11, 1994 5:43 PM
* On my MAC I have an extention… * Oh-my-god! <g> Did I really read that? Are you trying to get half of the ASOFT forum on you, Brian? <bg> ana /krazy images ps.BTW, what is the name of the program? 🙂
#112281From: Brian Rudolph [Adesk]Jul 11, 1994 10:00 PM
<<Oh-my-god! <g> Did I really read that? Are you trying to get half of the ASOFT forum on you, Brian? <bg> >> Aw Come On … I have to have a MAC. So many people ask me these questions about how to get the FLC files or TGA files onto the MAC and then convert them to QUICKTIME, output into PStyler, etc…… …and I was the only one brave enough in MM product support to have one on my desk… …and it's only little one <g>…. -b P.S. It was part of my SAM virus scan… I think..Oh, I don't know, I hardly ever turn the thing on. (There, that should get people liking me again.<g>)
#112398From: krazy imagesJul 12, 1994 10:58 AM
I don't know, I hardly ever turn the thing on. Bwahahaha! <g>
#112240From: John N. JordanJul 11, 1994 5:58 PM
I'm not sure of anything like that. I do know of a program called uninstaller that logs all the stuff programs do when installing. It's a shame to have to buy a program to uninstall stuff though. Kinda foolish, but unfortunately it's useful. JNJ ps- Mac?? yech!! <BG> I would love a powerpc for bitmap work..