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#Visual Reality Upgrade

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#2662From: Lazaro CubasDec 28, 1994 10:24 PM
Hi, I bought Visual Reality both windows and windows NT in Sept. I was wondering which is the latest version(I have 1.1)and is the company planning to change the animation from camera to keyframe. Please let me know! Thank you, Lazaro
#2708From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Dec 30, 1994 11:22 AM
Visual Reality verison 1.1 is currently the latest version. Look fro version 1.5 sometime in February. The new version will include a far stronger version of Visual Model, as well as enhancements to the rest of the programss that they all work closely together through the Visual Catalog software. Now the products are nicely tied together, and the new Simply Scenes CDs of projects, objects and images becomes highly integrated. BTW, the camera animation _is_ keyframe-based. Best regards, Nick Josephs Visual Software
#2710From: Lazaro CubasDec 30, 1994 11:31 AM
Yes, but it is not object keyframed. Will it Be in the upgrade? Laz…
#2713From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Dec 30, 1994 11:47 AM
Object animation will be a part of Visual Reality 2.0, due for release in the 2nd quarter of 95. Nick
#3755From: Terry R. ClaytonFeb 3, 1995 12:53 AM
I am a registered owner of VR ver 1.0 and I never received any notice of a upgrade being available. What is necessary for me to get the latest version of VR? Terry R. Clayton
#3770From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Feb 3, 1995 11:52 AM
As noted in my response to your inquiry to my mail address, all registered VR users will receive the upgrade automatically. All registered VR users please rest assured that we have you in our database and you will receive the upgrade. Nick Josephs Visual Software
#3823From: Wally RogersFeb 4, 1995 1:52 PM
Nick, I just purchased VR yesterday. Will I be charged for the upgrade to 1.5 since I just purchased it. I'm concerned about this. Also, I've been reading through the forum before installing the software. It looks like backing up my WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory would be a good idea before installing. Any other recommendations. I am heartened by your willingness to help new users. I have been trying to learn to use Imagine on my own and found it's just too hard to try to work through without calling someone for a hand. So I picked up VR. I'm looking to take our 2D logo into 3D (not extruded 2D) and then create an AVI file of the logo in motion to play in presentations. This will be my first project. Have any books been published on your product?
#3830From: Jinny DavisFeb 4, 1995 9:19 PM
>> I just purchased VR yesterday. Will I be charged for the upgrade to 1.5 since I just purchased it. I'm concerned about this. << Wally: Nick is sometimes not around here on the weekends, but I believe that you will certainly get the upgrade. One thing I have noticed about the VR people, they really bend over backwards for their customers. Don't worry about the upgrade anymore. Let us know how you progress with using your new program. Jinny
#3894From: Wally RogersFeb 6, 1995 4:23 PM
>>One thing I have noticed about the VR people, they really bend over backwards for their customers. Don't worry about the upgrade anymore. Yeah, as I read on I saw that I didn't even need to ask. Thanks for the feedback.
#3873From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Feb 6, 1995 10:40 AM
Dear Wally: Congratulations on your recent purchase of Visual Reality >>Will I be charged for the upgrade to 1.5 since I just purchased it. I'm concerned about this.<< Upgrades to 1.5 are free of charge to registered users. >>Have any books been published on your product?<< Not yet.