Bird-dogging and Play80?
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You're welcome R.D.
Regarding the BONES Shareware IPAS in Library #3 you wrote:
>> 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?
>> … I could post what I find out.
Please let us know what you discover. Mr. Munkeby is definitely intersted
in feedback and your input can help produce an even more amazing product.
You added:
>> 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.
Roger, This is where I get to reveal how little I know and you get to help me.
What is Play80? Perhaps I know it by another name?
What does it do? And where can I get a copy?
>> I hope everybody sends their money in.
DITTO
Kevin Gibson
Animation Nation <tm> -=It's a state of mind=-
Play80, I think, was the most recent flc player that Trilobyte wrote
while doing research on players for their CD ROM. It did a real good
job identifying video cards and using VISA compatibility. I think
it's still in the libraries. I don't think they're supporting it
anymore, but it'll play a flc on almost any machine I used to run
across.
Roger D.
Thanks for the tip on Play80. Trilobyte… yeah, I've got at least
one of their players in my arsenal. I'll check it out. VESA
compatibility ocassionally surfaces as an issue when I'm working on a
client's computer. Thanks.