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#Shareware BONES Avail.

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#131723From: Kevin C. GibsonOct 27, 1994 7:58 PM
SHAREWARE IPAS NOW AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY #3 A quick word about the fastest moving files to hit the ASOFT library The following 3 Files ( now available in Library #3 ) contain a SHAREWARE version of a BONES IPAS by Joseph Munkeby a BEND-AID IPAS a flc file of a dancing '57 Chevy produced using Mr. Munkeby's IPAS and the project file used to create the Dancing '57 Chevy [75107,2653] BONES.ZIP Bytes: 103268, Count:166, 24-Oct-94 BONEFL.ZIP Bytes: 271427, Count: 66, 24-Oct-94 BONCHV.ZIP Bytes: 505849, Count: 50, 24-Oct-94 It is October 27th As you can see, although the files have been available for just a little more than 48 hours, they're moving fast. this message was posted in the 3D Studio thread because not everybody goes to S9 Index/Info > It would have been several weeks if ever, before I discovered this > BONES stuff by updating my library files had you not sounded the alarm — > thanks. > Bruce N. Goren See also BONE HEAD ALERT!! thread in S9 Index/Info
#131773From: Roger DanielsenOct 28, 1994 1:29 AM
Thanks for the excellent birddogging. I found this puppy just a few hours ago myself and am going to mail a check in tomorrow a.m. Definitely a very useful tool. I took the default skeleton and with just a little bit of rearranging and scaling, applied it to a human figure, and got almost a usable output first try. Amazing. Has anybody tried combining IK on the skeleton for keyframing? Just wondering if it worked before I give it a try, or I could post what I find out. Also bendaid crashes whenever I try to do partial proximity. Otherwise, it's one of the most useful things I've seen come down the shareware highway in a long time, except maybe Play80. Definitely cool. I hope everybody sends their money in. Otherwise it could end up being $400 and come with a dongle. God, I hate those things. Roger D.