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In article <3910F149.F667A293@tiac.net>, pcl### [at] tiac net says...
> I've found a few other things that need attention before I trade in
> sPatch. "Save" doesn't seem to be working, and I had a weird thing
> happen to my box when I rotated, it stayed sort of 2D.
> I'll certainly be keeping my eye on updates though.
I think this has been mentioned in p.b.u, but the only way to get files
out of Hamapatch is to use the Export menu. Of course, since you can
export to sPatch, this is no major hardship <grin>
And what do you mean by the box staying 2D? Did you make sure that you
had selected all of the vertices? Did you still have an axis lock on
from a previous operation? Am I making any sense? Who? What? How? Why?
Where? When? Whither? Whence? Whyfore?
(Oops, got carried away. Put Me Down NOW! <grin>)
Looking at the number of responses to this thread, it seems that sPatch
is a thoroughly popular program in the POV community in general.
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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>Looking at the number of responses to this thread, it seems that sPatch
>is a thoroughly popular program in the POV community in general.
Popular? "Beloved" is more appropriate. :)
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> And what do you mean by the box staying 2D?
It's hard to explain. Think of it like this, have you ever seen a
cartoon
where the character gets run over by a steamroller and then peels
themselves off the road and starts walking around? From the front the
character appears normal but then they turn to walk away which reveals
that they are squashed paper thin... That's what happened when I rotated
my box, it looked fine until I rotated it. But I didn't do anything that
would cause it to do this. I didn't try exporting to see if it would
render that way ie. it could just be a display graphic problem in
hamapatch's
modelling screen.
> Looking at the number of responses to this thread, it seems that sPatch
> is a thoroughly popular program in the POV community in general.
It's a good little modeller for free(that's the part we like the most),
the development of hamapatch is exciting because people have been
wishing for a long time that more features could be added to sPatch.
So it looks like that wish might come true...
--
Phil
...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
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Jamie Davison <jam### [at] dh70qdu-netcom> wrote in message
news:MPG### [at] newsstmuccom...
> http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Ginza/6625/soft10.html
>
> Unfortunately, the .lzh you grab from there has problems in Winzip, so I
> posted a .zip version to p.b.u a couple of days ago.
>
There's no problem with the .lzh as far as being able to successfully
install the program. (As long as you have lha.exe installed and have
winzip pointed to it.)
The long file name pop-up alert boxes can be ignored and the install
can proceed just fine.
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In article <39147dc9@news.povray.org>, pan### [at] syixcom says...
[snip]
> > Unfortunately, the .lzh you grab from there has problems in Winzip, so I
> > posted a .zip version to p.b.u a couple of days ago.
> >
>
> There's no problem with the .lzh as far as being able to successfully
> install the program. (As long as you have lha.exe installed and have
> winzip pointed to it.)
>
> The long file name pop-up alert boxes can be ignored and the install
> can proceed just fine.
That's good to know. The main reason I had problems is that I haven't
used LHA in a long time, and it had vanished from my HDD in one of the
relatively frequent reinstalls that Win 9x seems to require to keep it
under control... :)
Bye for now,
Jamie.
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Phil Clute wrote:
>
> I was trying to find aPatch for someone but none of the links
> I have work. ...Ken?
Does anyone have Mike's e-mail address ?
--
Ken Tyler - 1400+ POV-Ray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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I had it and tried to email him, but it got returned to my server, so I
assume that the account is no longer open.
I also emailed Hamakazu, hamapatch's creator, and notified him of the
problem some were having with winzip. He was very obliging
and if you look on the hamapatch homepage now, you'll find an updated
version in zip format (he combined the english and japanese versions, you'll
see what I mean if you download it). He also gave me permission to set up a
mirror site in english, and as soon as I get time, I'll do so.
Hamapatch homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Ginza/6625/soft10.html
--
Dan D.
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ddombrow wrote:
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> I had it and tried to email him, but it got returned to my server, so I
> assume that the account is no longer open.
I kinda figured that would be the case.
> I also emailed Hamakazu, hamapatch's creator, and notified him of the
> problem some were having with winzip. He was very obliging
> and if you look on the hamapatch homepage now, you'll find an updated
> version in zip format (he combined the english and japanese versions, you'll
> see what I mean if you download it).
I discovered this on my own about 20 min. before your post :)
> He also gave me permission to set up a mirror site in english, and as
> soon as I get time, I'll do so.
That will help reduce some of the confusion. Let me know when you
get the page up and I will provide a link to it from povray.org.
--
Ken Tyler - 1400+ POV-Ray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html http://www.povray.org/links/
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In article <3915d12e$1@news.povray.org>, "ddombrow" <ddo### [at] vtedu> wrote:
>I had it and tried to email him, but it got returned to my server, so I
>assume that the account is no longer open.
>
>I also emailed Hamakazu, hamapatch's creator, and notified him of the
>problem some were having with winzip. He was very obliging
Does he speak, or rather, read English? One of the things that I though would
make sPatch great would be a way to sub-divide splines (though from the looks
of the icons on the "patch" group, it looks like that might already be in the
works).
He's already put one of the other ideas I had in it, numeric control of
rotations and such...
Now if he can get the grid function to work properly and setup a
user-definable grid plane (similar to UCS in AutoCAD) then this things will
leave sPatch in the dust....
PHIL
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He informs me his english is not the best, but he did understand and reply
to my message(in english).
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Dan D.
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