#HyperChem and 3DS
3 messages in this thread
For those HyperChem modellers out there, I tracked down the tool
for you to convert your HyperChem geometries and motion data to 3ds.
Check out cine.exe in the what's new library.
jonas[adesk]
great!
what's it all for, and how to use it and what is motion data?
i'm afraid i'm missing out
I need a newsletter or better communication with central,
did I miss the mailing list??
Larry,
Cinechem is available of our Library in the What's New Section.
If you are using HyperChem & 3D Studio, you did not have a way
to take you molecular model and the motion behaviour into 3DS
to improve on the presentation and use the 3ds keyframmer and
renderer. John Walker, a founder of Autodesk, wrote a converter
in 1992 to do just that. Our legal department has released the
product to the public domain.
For those of you who try out this product, I'd like to see
some of your molecular animations appear in the upload section
for my enjoyment.<G>
For those of you who do not have HYPERCHEM, there are 2 example
output files(from HyperChem) that you can render statically
and one that is animated(I liked this one).
jonas[adesk]