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Below is news from March, 2004.
WMA |
Submitted: Sat Apr 03 22:16:07 EST 2004 |
Behind the Scenes
It's been a while since the last update, but as usual, things are still quite busy offline. Its hard to believe
that theres only six weeks or so until summer, time really flies when you are busy.
I am also in the works of updating the site, to make it more accessible and whatnot. There have been weekly updates (so far) on IAT in the projects page, so feel free to check that out. Finally, I hope to have a few goodies up in the following weeks.
Nihil de Nihilo Fit
I am also in the works of updating the site, to make it more accessible and whatnot. There have been weekly updates (so far) on IAT in the projects page, so feel free to check that out. Finally, I hope to have a few goodies up in the following weeks.
Nihil de Nihilo Fit
Kgen |
Submitted: Sun Mar 14 23:46:04 EST 2004 |
Clear!
Wwwwhhhheeeeeeeee!!!! Midterms are over, and as lady luck would have it (possible to repay me for last
Friday), I am practically free till next Thursday.
Not to mention that I just got my hands on Vista Pro 4! For those who don't know, VP4 is an archaic landscape modeling/rendering package developed in the mid 90's (to run on old Pentiums like my 120 at the time). The first time I used this was around '95? when I found a book at the local library with a demo floppy (which also contained fractal software as well). Needless to say, it absolutely rocks, and could wipe the floor with Bryce 4 (or whatever version they are up to now), har har.
Also, I was sorting some REALLY old files, and found a copy of my first ever model (textures and all!), which I'll throw up just as a momento.
VP4 in action:
Click HERE for a short low quality clip.
(3.75mb, XVID codec required)
Not to mention that I just got my hands on Vista Pro 4! For those who don't know, VP4 is an archaic landscape modeling/rendering package developed in the mid 90's (to run on old Pentiums like my 120 at the time). The first time I used this was around '95? when I found a book at the local library with a demo floppy (which also contained fractal software as well). Needless to say, it absolutely rocks, and could wipe the floor with Bryce 4 (or whatever version they are up to now), har har.
Also, I was sorting some REALLY old files, and found a copy of my first ever model (textures and all!), which I'll throw up just as a momento.
Click HERE for a short low quality clip.
(3.75mb, XVID codec required)
Kgen |
Submitted: Wed Mar 03 23:14:21 EST 2004 |
February's News
All of February's News has been moved to this page.
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Submitted: Wed Mar 03 20:53:25 EST 2004 |