glc@shodha.dbs.dec.com (Greg Chesney) (10/10/90)
Hello netland, Does anyone know where I can get Ape V2.0? It was developed at the Ohio Supercomputing Center. It's for non-graphics types, does animation, and runs on a number of platforms. It is apparently distributed free. thanks, Greg
foo@titan.rice.edu (Mark Hall) (10/11/90)
In article <1797@shodha.enet.dec.com> glc@shodha.dbs.dec.com (Glc Chesney) writes:
)Does anyone know where I can get Ape V2.0?
For more information, please contact:
Michelle Messenger michelle@rhett.osgp.osc.edu
Project Coordinator
The Ohio Supercomputer Graphics Project
1224 Kinnear Road
Columbus, Ohio 43212
(614) 292-3274
(614) 292-7168 (FAX)gpraman@sdrc.UUCP (raman srinivasan) (10/11/90)
In article <1797@shodha.enet.dec.com>, glc@shodha.dbs.dec.com (Greg Chesney) writes: > > Does anyone know where I can get Ape V2.0? It was developed at the > You can obtain an apE 2.0 order form thru anonymous ftp from apE.osgp.osc.edu (128.146.18.18) or by calling (614)292-0006. Questions to be directed to michelle@rhett.osgp.osc.edu. It costs $75.
fujii@hpfcdq.HP.COM (John Fujii) (10/11/90)
apE Version 2.0 is an animation and visualization toolkit
developed at the Ohio Supercomputer Center in Columbus, Ohio,
in concert with the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts
and Design (ACCAD).
There is a small pointer to obtaining information about the
kit in this month's (Oct' 90) "Computer Graphics World" on
page 26.
I believe you can best reach the OSGP (Ohio Supercomputer
Graphics Project) people through Michelle Messinger at
michelle@rhett.osgp.osc.edu
Hope this helps.
John M. Fujii
Former-ACCAD-ian-at-Large 8^)
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fujii%hpfcla@hplabs.hp.commurray@vs2.scri.fsu.edu (John Murray) (10/11/90)
In article <1990Oct10.193458.25739@rice.edu> foo@titan.rice.edu (Mark Hall) writes: >)Does anyone know where I can get Ape V2.0? Coincidentally, just this morning I got a copy of apEvine, a little periodical that Ohio SC is sending out to apE users and interested parties. In it they explain the delay in shipping apE: on 9-18, Steve Jobs announced some new NeXT packages, and apE is a part of one of the color packages. apE 2.0 is going to support all NeXT platforms. Shipping of 2.0 is delayed due to the port to the NeXT machines. They say the NeXT port took three weeks, and they expect that to have a similar impact on the original shipping date of 9-28. So, shipping of apE is expected to begin in about a week. And no, apE is not free, it's just nearly free. It's $75 a copy. It would probably go for ten times that if it were a commercial product. In the same periodical, they mention that there is postscript apE information available via anonymous ftp at apE.osgp.osc.edu (128.146.18.18) in pub/doc/info and pub/doc/papers. Files include the non-profit site-license agreement, the for-profit site license agreement, order form, technical info, reprints of some visualization papers that make use of apE, etc. If you do not have ftp access, the order form and site-license agreements are available by calling (614) 292-0006 If you want a subscription to apEvine, contact Michelle Messenger: >In article <1797@shodha.enet.dec.com> glc@shodha.dbs.dec.com (Glc Chesney) writes: >For more information, please contact: > Michelle Messenger michelle@rhett.osgp.osc.edu > Project Coordinator > The Ohio Supercomputer Graphics Project > 1224 Kinnear Road > Columbus, Ohio 43212 > (614) 292-3274 > (614) 292-7168 (FAX) Disclaimer: I saw apE 2.0 at SIGGRAPH and thought it was pretty neat. That's all. I don't work for the Ohio Supercomputer Center, but they are welcome to ask me for a resume any time! -- Disclaimer: Any opinions above have little or nothing to do with reality. John R. Murray | "They call me Mr. Know-it-all, I am so eloquent. murray@vsjrm.scri.fsu.edu | Perfection is my middle name! Supercomputer Research Inst. | ..and whatever rhymes with 'eloquent'." - Primus