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#Alex Mailing list

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#185744From: will taitAug 17, 1995 11:51 PM
Alek, Is there some way to get on your mailing list??? I would like to know more about your tools. Thanks, Will Tait
#186183From: Aleksey PopelyukhinAug 20, 1995 9:31 PM
Hi, Will! >>Is there some way to get on your mailing list??? I would like to know more about your tools. >>Thanks, You are in. Actually, it's a very good idea to keep people posted on our IPAS development effort. I am going to send you 2-3 weeks updates on Aurora, Fractal Flow, Bilinear Grade, Inflate and Refraction Extensions development. As of today: Sticky Mapping is coming soon. It's a unique metaballs texture mapping technique, which will be available as a part of Danny Mercurio's (Digimation's) Metaballs AXP, and will allow to apply texture to metaballs, which will behave logically after metaballs are animated and even taken apart. Aurora Mapping (with Fog and Dust Mapping) should be finished by AutoDesk University and be available there. All other IPASes will be available "as soon as they are finished"… All Video International's IPASes will be available as MAX plug-ins as well (just don't know exactly when) – we are writing them having that in mind… Thanks for idea, Alex, Video International, Editor of AlexNews <g>.
#186439From: Gino NearnsAug 22, 1995 12:10 AM
Hey Aleksey, >>Actually, it's a very good idea to keep people posted on our IPAS development effort. Please include us in your mailing list. It was a pleasure meeting you at Sig '95 and hanging out in Santa Monica. Thanks for the very impressive demo at Greg's studio! Take care, Gino (DA&M)
#186486From: Mike BrennanAug 22, 1995 8:57 AM
Can you send me some information on your IPAS routines/add me to your mailing list. Thanks Mike
#186537From: Ernie JacksonAug 22, 1995 11:41 AM
>> , Fractal Flow,… and Refraction Extensions << What will these two packages do? – ej