Just in case some of you don't read c.g.r.r, try the subdivision modeler
Geometique:
http://www.geometique.com
Its free(for now), and in alpha(infinite use/time), so get it before its
hot! Its pretty. And thank Atomic Skull for pointing this one out.

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Given a lever long enough, one can move the world with little force
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Hi,
    I looked up geometique, downloaded it and set it up, but I had
problems.  None of the commands worked, and when I tried opening a new
document, it said "can't open empty document" or something like that.  Is it
supposed to work in Win95?

Thanks,
    Joe

Alex Magidow wrote:

> Just in case some of you don't read c.g.r.r, try the subdivision modeler
> Geometique:
> http://www.geometique.com
> Its free(for now), and in alpha(infinite use/time), so get it before its
> hot! Its pretty. And thank Atomic Skull for pointing this one out.
>
> --
> Given a lever long enough, one can move the world with little force
>       MJ Engh

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The Prevers wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>     I looked up geometique, downloaded it and set it up, but I had
> problems.  None of the commands worked, and when I tried opening a new
> document, it said "can't open empty document" or something like that.  Is it
> supposed to work in Win95?
> 
> Thanks,
>     Joe
> 
> Alex Magidow wrote:
> 
> > Just in case some of you don't read c.g.r.r, try the subdivision modeler
> > Geometique:
> > http://www.geometique.com
> > Its free(for now), and in alpha(infinite use/time), so get it before its
> > hot! Its pretty. And thank Atomic Skull for pointing this one out.
> >
> > --
> > Given a lever long enough, one can move the world with little force
> >       MJ Engh


On the "About Geometique" page, is says the it is written for Windows NT
with 64 megs and OpenGL.


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Brian Mason wrote:

>
>
> On the "About Geometique" page, is says the it is written for Windows NT
> with 64 megs and OpenGL.

Well, it works quite well on my Win95 machine with 96 RAM(I think the RAM are just
a suggested amount. 64 is because it takes a lot of computing power to do very
complex objects.)

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