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#Intro Rick/ CD IPAS

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#178907From: Richard ReberJul 7, 1995 2:06 PM

Hello, My name is Richard Reber, Since a very young age I have been interested in all aspects of animation, from pin wheels to cels and now 3DS4 has given me an extra ordinary tool in which to pursue this craft. I have a Technical Illustration background, working in the past with companies such as Canadian Marconi Co., Oerlikon Aerospace AG., and presently, contractually with Bombardier inc. (Transportation Equipment Group). To my animation credits, I have done work for IEC Holden inc. and am presently working freelance for Telav (Multimedia Division) which services a most prestigious clientele. I have recently purchased 3DS4 and disk 6 and 7 of the IPAS library. I am looking forward to joining in on your Forums. My first question for you is that I've heard of a CD library of IPAS routines from Schreiber Instruments in which you may unlock which ever routine you may need, (I Want One!) How is it possible to purchase such a CD and does it contain the latest routines? Thank-you Richard (Rick) Reber CS.# 73532,1503

#178909From: Kyle J. McKisicJul 7, 1995 2:37 PM

Richard, you can contact Schreiber Instruments at (800) 252-1024. I'm sure they will be happy to send a CD out to you. -Kyle

#179578From: Richard ReberJul 11, 1995 11:45 PM

Kyle, Thanks for your response. I tried the number you sent me, unfortunately it seems to be restricted to the States and I'm in the north. Thanks again -Richard

#179659From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]Jul 12, 1995 10:37 AM

Hi Richard, << .. I'm in the north. .. >> Schreiber Instruments Inc. USA 303-759-1024 UK 44.672.62040 Canada 604-769-0234 Asia 64.9.309.3204

#180408From: Richard ReberJul 16, 1995 12:25 PM

Hello Jonas, Thanks, much appreciated! I've called Shreiber in Kelowna, B.C. and am now on their mailing list. Schreiber has informed me of a new IPAS CD being assembled, which should be ready in approximately 3 weeks. I am now looking for a DOS/Windows version of Debabblizer, when contacted, the people of Debabblizer snickered at the thought. I would really like to find a program that allows you to create shared palettes (256 colours, in batch mode?) of your graphics.

#178978From: MARTIN G FOSTERJul 7, 1995 10:33 PM

Richard, welcome to the forum. You can learn a lot of stuff by hanging around here. Some of it is even concerning animation <G>. >> How is it possible to purchase such a CD and does it contain the latest routines? << the CD is free, unlocking the routines costs money. There are non-saving demo versions on the CD you can try before you buy.