new subscriber 2004-10-18 - By Matt Geier
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Don,
Here is a free download for TS version 3.2 - By downloading this free
full version of 3.2 you become a subscriber, that's how I was able to
afford version 4.3 which is what I use now. I plan on earning "winning"
version 6 sometime in the future :)
Anyway, here is the link -
http://forms.caligari.com/forms/ts3all_free.html
<http://forms.caligari.com/forms/ts3all_free.html>
Don't know if it will help you or not.
DRxDON <drxdon@(protected)> wrote:
Allan McCormick wrote:
Too bad you can't afford tS ver6.5; then you would have nearly
EVERYTHING you had
with MAX. Well, just save up for ver7.0, whenever that's released. I
would have
to guess sometime early-middle 2005. To be honest, I had tS since ver
4.3 and
had one heck of a time with the GUI. I wasn't really able to model very
well
(still can't, actually) until I took a modelling class at my local
community
college two years ago where they used MAX. I still prefer the
traditional drop-
down menus of Windows that MAX uses, but I was able to make more sense
of basic
modelling skills and transfer them to TS thanks to hands-on instruction.
I would suggest getting ALL of the "paks" that you can afford. If you do
a lot
of work with stills and post processing layers in PhotoShop or
PaintShopPro, iPak
is very valuable. I know you said that you didn't do much animation, but
for
general non-IK animation, iPak and After Effects can do amazing things
in half
the time it would normally take. They don't even mention this use for it
at
the Caligari site. Also, primalitch.com has tons of stuff for TS, some
very
inexpensive and some FREE. The stuff from CK Game Factory that they sell
there
are all useful and VERY reasonably priced. ShaderLab2 is a DEFINITE MUST
HAVE!
Also check out virtualcaledonia.
Don
> Thanks for the suggestions, I am more a modeler for poser and static
web
> images so not sure about the animations in tS yet, I have played with
> the physics engine a bit I like the unexpected results LOL. Tried the
IK
> figures but couldn't get them to behave LOL.
>
> I have a friend online who was selling his dePack for a reduced list
> price so I just bought it from him, it seems like the best purchase
for
> my needs at the moment. The water simulation plug-in that you
mentioned
> looks really cool, and I may have to get the flash exporter, when the
> funds permit it.
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<DIV>Don, </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Here is a free download for TS version 3.2 - By downloading this free full
version of 3.2 you become a subscriber, that's how I was able to afford version
4.3 which is what I use now. I plan on earning "winning" version 6 sometime in
the future :)</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Anyway, here is the link - <A href="http://forms.caligari.com/forms/ts3all
_free.html">http://forms.caligari.com/forms/ts3all_free.html</A></DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Don't know if it will help you or not.<BR><BR><B><I>DRxDON <drxdon
@(protected)></I></B> wrote:</DIV>
<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER
-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Allan McCormick wrote:<BR><BR>Too bad you can't afford
tS ver6.5; then you would have nearly EVERYTHING you had<BR>with MAX. Well,
just save up for ver7.0, whenever that's released. I would have<BR>to guess
sometime early-middle 2005. To be honest, I had tS since ver 4.3 and<BR>had one
heck of a time with the GUI. I wasn't really able to model very well<BR>(still
can't, actually) until I took a modelling class at my local community<BR
>college two years ago where they used MAX. I still prefer the traditional drop-
<BR>down menus of Windows that MAX uses, but I was able to make more sense of
basic<BR>modelling skills and transfer them to TS thanks to hands-on
instruction.<BR><BR>I would suggest getting ALL of the "paks" that you can
afford. If you do a lot<BR>of work with stills and post processing layers in
PhotoShop or PaintShopPro, iPak<BR>is very valuable. I know you said that you
didn't do much animation, but for<BR>general non-IK animation, iPak and After
Effects can do amazing things in half<BR>the time it would normally take. They
don't even mention this use for it at<BR>the Caligari site. Also, primalitch
.com has tons of stuff for TS, some very<BR>inexpensive and some FREE. The stuff
from CK Game Factory that they sell there<BR>are all useful and VERY reasonably
priced. ShaderLab2 is a DEFINITE MUST HAVE!<BR>Also check out virtualcaledonia.
<BR><BR>Don<BR><BR>> Thanks for the suggestions, I am more a modeler for
poser and static web<BR>> images so not sure about the animations in tS yet,
I have played with<BR>> the physics engine a bit I like the unexpected
results LOL. Tried the IK<BR>> figures but couldn't get them to behave LOL.
<BR>><BR>> I have a friend online who was selling his dePack for a reduced
list<BR>> price so I just bought it from him, it seems like the best
purchase for<BR>> my needs at the moment. The water
simulation plug-in that you mentioned<BR>> looks really cool, and I may
have to get the flash exporter, when the<BR>> funds permit it.<BR><BR><BR>--
<BR>What If -- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---?<BR>DRxDON<BR></BLOCKQUOTE>n<p>
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