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great book

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#132159From: NAAUGOct 30, 1994 10:17 AM
Hi Phillip; It was a pleasure to meet you at the NAAUG party. I took MARTA out to the Lennox mall this morning and picked up a copy of Inside 3DS, just finished it tonight. Nice job, guy. Some great techniques, practical info, and I can't wait to get the CD in to see what you and Greg and Steven have on it. I've been following threads on this book for a while, but I hadn't planned on picking it up because my bookshelves are packed. I can definitely make room for this one. Again, congradulatins on an excellent text. -dave
#132576From: Phillip L. MillerNov 1, 1994 6:40 AM
Dave – Thanks for the comments on the book. But really – the congratulations should be directed towards YOU – Congratulations again on being elected NAAUG president-elect!!! – I'm sure that the next two year's of NAUUG presentations will be true mulitmedia events <g>. TYL, – Phil p.s. What are your favorite AniPro uploads? (poco as well as flics of course)
#132653From: NAAUGNov 1, 1994 11:55 AM
/* Thanks for the comments on the book. */ They are well deserved. /* Congratulations again on being elected NAAUG president-elect!!! – I'm sure that the next two year's of NAUUG presentations will be true mulitmedia events <g>. */ You can bet on it. I'm hoping Ted Boardman and the Multimedia SIG will take this challenge by the reigns for next year. We have some of the most powerful graphics software in the world at our disposable… it seems a shame to settle for blue gradients. 🙂 /* p.s. What are your favorite AniPro uploads? (poco as well as flics of course) */ I'd have to say the majority of them are the work of Ed Kellerman. Ed pushes the envelope when it comes to new uses for ANI. We both have uploaded various POCO and FLICs to do IPASy (new word?) effects in 3DS. Ed's stuff seems to focus on image manipulations. His latest particle system is dangerously addictive. I like to create new CEL tools. Keyword search on TOXIC… checkout CELSPRAY and TYPECEL. I'm looking forward to AStudio's Modular Ink capabilities and sound integration tools. -dave