Re: Exporting Animations 2005-06-10 - By Andrew
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They don't have to purchase R. Hemisphere for 3D. They have there own
3D program (Strat? so something like that) and they are acquiring
Macromedia which means they get Director. Director (which makes
shockwave files) fully supports 3D in a range of formats.
AWBenson
--- In Carrara@(protected), "steven_mcq" <smcquinn@(protected)> wrote:
> --- In Carrara@(protected), "Andrew" <awbenson99@(protected)> wrote:
> > You can create VMRL (if I remember correctly) animations for use on
> > the web, but I have not heard of any program converting from this
> > format into something usable.
>
> Andrew,
>
> I'll have to give that route a try: C4Pro via VRML to Deep Exploration
> 3.5, then converting to U3D. Sounds dicy, though worth the effort. But
> first, I have to get Right Hemisphere to respond to my inquiry about
> an upgrade, which has to be done through the sales department rather
> than a direct ecommerce transaction. When I talked to Adobe at the
> architects show (I'm not an architect) they said to watch for a big
> announcement from Adobe about 3D. Maybe they are purchasing Right
> Hemisphere, since they seem to be in an acquisition mood. (This is
> just my surmise, but I hope it starts a rumor; I've always wanted to
> start a rumor.)
>
> SMcQ
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