#2D Texured Surfaces
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May I recommend CorelDRAW 4 or later? It has .DXF import and can fill any
shape with a bitmap (as well as some beautiful fractal-generated textures that
have to be seen to be appreciated).
I might add, we just upgraded to Corel Draw 5 and it came bundled with Ray
Dream 3. Which to me was worth the price of the upgrade by itself.
Terry
>> I might add, we just upgraded to Corel Draw 5 and it came bundled with Ray
Dream 3. Which to me was worth the price of the upgrade by itself. <<
yeah. great package.
-dave
WAAH! OUR CorelDraw 5 didn't come with any Ray Dream 3! I guess that's
what we get for buying software when it comes out instead of waiting until the
sales drop and the publishers get desperate to shore up the sales… 🙁
— Joel Rea @ M&M Communications Concepts
>>
WAAH! OUR CorelDraw 5 didn't come with any Ray Dream 3! I guess that's
what we get for buying software when it comes out instead of waiting until the
sales drop and the publishers get desperate to shore up the sales… 🙁 <<
i warned you. but noooooooo. you had to go out and get it immediately. <ggg>
-dave
Dave,
ROFL!!!
If anyone would have asked, I'd a told em where I got mine that DID come with
Raydream. I got mine last June, and it already had RD3 bundled.
Terry
>> If anyone would have asked, I'd a told em where I got mine that DID come
with Raydream. I got mine last June, and it already had RD3 bundled. <<
<ggg> i wonder how many people bought their Animator Studio late enough to get
the free 3D Studio Max that got shipped with it.
JUST KIDDING!!!!!!
-dave