jefu@pawl.rpi.edu (Jeffrey Putnam) (06/29/89)
I may be teaching a class next year in which I would like to be able to show some video (or film) of computer animation of scientific/technical processes. Stuff like modelling of airflow around an airframe, galaxies colliding, cars crashing, molecules interacting and so on. Does anyone have any pointers to such? Please respond by mail as I gave up on trying to keep up with comp.graphics some time ago. Given interest and response I will summarize. (The last time I offered to summarize I got about a dozen requests for copies of the information I got, and no information. :-( ) jeff putnam -- I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each. jefu@pawl.rpi.edu -- I do not think they will sing to me.
Susan.King@f270.n106.z1.fidonet.org (Susan King) (07/07/89)
JP> JP> I may be teaching a class next year in which I would like to JP> be able JP> to show some video (or film) of computer animation of scientific/technical JP> processes. Stuff like modelling of airflow around an airframe, JP> galaxies JP> colliding, cars crashing, molecules interacting and so on. JP> JP> Does anyone have any pointers to such? JP> JP> Please respond by mail as I gave up on trying to keep up with JP> comp.graphics JP> some time ago. Given interest and response I will summarize. JP> (The last JP> time I offered to summarize I got about a dozen requests for JP> copies of JP> the information I got, and no information. :-( ) Jeffrey, The NCGA (National Computer Graphics Association our of Washington D.C. has a demo reel of video animation that they put together I believe each year. I saw one last year and the "stuff" blew my socks off! I believe it is available...for a small fee like $50 or so. If you need more information...I can provide address or just call D.C. information.