a1654@mindlink.UUCP (Michael Beck) (10/18/90)
Sounds like a great idea erik and you can put me at the head of the
list when you port it!
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> erik@mcrware.UUCP writes: > > Msg-ID: <3434@mcrware.UUCP> > Posted: 18 Oct 90 15:14:13 GMT > > Org. : Microware Systems Corp., Des Moines, Iowa > Person: Erik Johnson > > I want to know if there is currently a program out for the Amiga to do > the following. Take cels (any image), connect them together with joints, > allow the user to set up key frames by moving/rotating parts, have the > computer create all the inbetweens. > > > Thanks for your time, > > Erik R. Johnson erik@mcrware.com The only thing that comes close, if I understand what you're saying, is DeluxePaint III. Zoetrope and Fantavision allow the user to move brushes around the screen but don't allow rotations. DeluxePaint III has all the rotations (3 axis), moves (also 3 axis), etc. but not the keyframing capability. I can't think of anything else current that comes anywhere near what your program does. -Ron Tarrant a976@Mindlink.UUCP
erik@mcrware.UUCP (Erik Johnson) (10/18/90)
I want to know if there is currently a program out for the Amiga to do the following. Take cels (any image), connect them together with joints, allow the user to set up key frames by moving/rotating parts, have the computer create all the inbetweens. The reason I want to know, is because I have already developed a version of this for a different (but similar) computer. In my program (Vcel), you have actors built out of a bunch of parts(images) connected with joints. Mind you I'm talking about picture images as apposed to vector. If a similar program exists I would like to know, so I can check it out. I will most likely port the program regardless if a similar product currently exists. Thanks for your time, Erik R. Johnson erik@mcrware.com