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#4244From: dennisRFeb 13, 1995 10:33 PM
Forgive me for being somewhat new in this forum, but I started using simply-3D in the hopes of incorporating 3-D rendered images into a design for a html home page. Can these images be viewed under WWW browsers such as Mosaic or Netscape? BTW, after only having the product for 2 weeks I'm creating some beautiful stuff. This program is so cool.
#4265From: Nick Josephs [VISSOFT]Feb 14, 1995 10:29 AM
>>I started using simply-3D in the hopes of incorporating 3-D rendered images into a design for a html home page. Can these images be viewed under WWW browsers such as Mosaic or Netscape? << Sorry Dennis, the question is beyond me. I'm not familiar with WWW browsers. But to generalize, while the environment of 3D applications is a 3D space, the final output is most often a 2D image or animation, and therefore can be used as such. Not much help. Sorry. Nick Josephs Visual Software
#4303From: Craig SeanorFeb 14, 1995 10:22 PM
Nick, maybe I can help a bit. All WWW Browsers that I am aware of support the GIF format for image display (among others, but .GIF seems to be the mose popular). Of course, Simply-3D supports .GIF for the final rendering, so I would say Simply-3D is an excellent tool for generating 3D images for Web Browsers. Craig S. P.S. I am a new user of Simply-3D (picked it up at Egghead this weekend). What a great package for $50! Great bang for the buck, and the tutorials are excellent for learning about 3D rendering concepts. Nice job!