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"Psychomek" <psy### [at] home com> wrote in message
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> took me only 5 minutes
Well, LA-DE-DAH, Mr. "I have cable/DSL/whatever"! :p :b :p :b
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Not to ask pity or anything but I downloaded that thing at about 1K/sec. and the final
part failed I guess, around 4 hours after it began. I was using that eBot downloader
since the direct save failed me. Maybe it was wanting a connection when it finished
so
it could "install" and because I left it unattended the AOL idle-timed-out at the end
and thus left the zip file empty. Surprising to say the least.
That was actually my second attempt, the first time I foolishly thought I could
suspend
the download at the halfway point and lost it instead.
Bob
"sighmoan" <sig### [at] siriuscom> wrote in message news:392e1a1b@news.povray.org...
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| "Psychomek" <psy### [at] homecom> wrote in message
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| Well, LA-DE-DAH, Mr. "I have cable/DSL/whatever"! :p :b :p :b
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I downloaded here at work (< 4 minutes) and then asked someone to burn it in
onto a CD so that I could install it at home - haven't had time yet. So
I've used some of my lunch breaks to try it out.
Normally on like to point out the good things, but this one bad thing stands
out - each time I start the application, it wants to connect to the 3d.com
web-site - which is painfully slow - so I am required to sit and wait for it
to connect before I can close the window making the connection. Otherwise
it looks like a nice modeller/animation system.
"Bob Hughes" <per### [at] aolcom?subject=PoV-News:> wrote in message
news:392e364d@news.povray.org...
> Not to ask pity or anything but I downloaded that thing at about 1K/sec.
and the final
> part failed I guess, around 4 hours after it began. I was using that eBot
downloader
> since the direct save failed me. Maybe it was wanting a connection when
it finished so
> it could "install" and because I left it unattended the AOL idle-timed-out
at the end
> and thus left the zip file empty. Surprising to say the least.
> That was actually my second attempt, the first time I foolishly thought I
could suspend
> the download at the halfway point and lost it instead.
>
> Bob
>
> "sighmoan" <sig### [at] siriuscom> wrote in message
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> | "Psychomek" <psy### [at] homecom> wrote in message
> | news:392C0686.AB9086B8@home.com...
> | > took me only 5 minutes
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> | Well, LA-DE-DAH, Mr. "I have cable/DSL/whatever"! :p :b :p :b
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> Wonder what file formats it can export to. I looked around there
> briefly and didn't notice file formats listed.
It allows you to export a shape to a DXF file. Using Crossroads, that
can be converted to a POV file (a gargantuan mesh).
rc
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> Normally on like to point out the good things, but this one bad thing
stands
> out - each time I start the application, it wants to connect to the 3d.com
> web-site - which is painfully slow - so I am required to sit and wait for
it
> to connect before I can close the window making the connection. Otherwise
> it looks like a nice modeller/animation system.
Odd. For me it opens a silly little 3D.Com window upon startup, but it
doesn't
attempt an internet connection.
Perhaps it wants you to register? Or did you register it already?
rc
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"Robert Chaffe" <a0003738@airmail.net> wrote in message
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| > Wonder what file formats it can export to. I looked around there
| > briefly and didn't notice file formats listed.
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| It allows you to export a shape to a DXF file. Using Crossroads, that
| can be converted to a POV file (a gargantuan mesh).
Oh. Thanks. Well, DXF is alright enough. Now if I can convince myself to go through
another 5 (yes, mistake about it being 4) hours of download time.
Bob
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Its worth it.
I really like Strata ( I even ordered the boxed version!)
well, hope everything goes well
Andre
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Andre wrote:
> I just finished downloading the strata 3d modeler. It is now free!!!
> go to www.3d.com for more info
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> Enjoy....
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> Andre de Avillez
Thanks for the info, after 2 1/2 hours download, cannot run it, needs 64
mg ram, I only have 32, (sob sob), oh well, time for an upgrade.
--
,-._|\ Alex McMurray
/ Oz \ ale### [at] melbpcorgau Melbourne PC User Group.
\_,--.x/Melton. Vic. 3337 Australia
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Robert Chaffe wrote:
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> Odd. For me it opens a silly little 3D.Com window upon startup, but it
> doesn't
> attempt an internet connection.
> Perhaps it wants you to register? Or did you register it already?
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> rc
How do you register it? I tried installing it at home
(where I don't have an internet access), but it asks for the
cd and registration information... :(
Jerome
--
* Doctor Jekyll had something * mailto:ber### [at] inamecom
* to Hyde... * http://www.enst.fr/~jberger
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"Jerome" <ber### [at] inamecom> wrote in message
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> How do you register it? I tried installing it at home
> (where I don't have an internet access), but it asks for the
> cd and registration information... :(
>
> Jerome
> --
Hmmm, I don't remember. Seems that it prompted me
immediately after installation, and I registered through the
web and an e-mail was sent to me with the registration number.
Not sure, now. :-?
rc
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