#Animator demo
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Some years ago, a computer magazine put a working demo on their cover disk
which used 256 colour 320×200 screens. This allowed the user to create
animations by making changes on the next frame manually, the program allowed
saving but limited the user by the number of frames they could create, It could
possibly have been an outdated version. This information came from a friend who
no longer has the working Demo.
Would it be possible for me to obtain this demo from you as I have a lot of
work to do in animation and want to review several packages to see which would
be suitable for the task. I have already tried a few others, but was told yours
would be the easiest to use, but I need to see for myself if this is the case.
Even an outdated version would allow me to see the ease of use of your product.
Thankyou
Dale
>>
Would it be possible for me to obtain this demo from you as I have a lot of
work to do in animation and want to review several packages to see which would
be suitable for the task. I have already tried a few others, but was told yours
would be the easiest to use, but I need to see for myself if this is the case.
Even an outdated version would allow me to see the ease of use of your product.
<<
Dale, at this point, we would have to know the exact name of the application
and the type of animation file formats it used. currently, Autodesk produces
Animator Pro and Animator Studio. both of these packages are explained in some
of the product description CDROMs. you may wish to approach Autodesk Marketing
with this as it is not a technical question about the software's capabilities.
there is a dedicated section for this (Section 10).
-dave
What is section 10 and what does it relate to?
I can find no reference to this in any of the documentation her or elsewhere on
Cserve.
Tahnks
Dale
>> What is section 10 and what does it relate to? <<
hi Dale. section 10 is Autodesk Marketing. right now, you're in section 4 (for
AnimatorX).
-dave