bkahn@archive.rtp.dg.com (Bruce Kahn) (07/06/90)
Does anyone here have any experiences (good or bad) with Paul Mace's GRASP? Im interested in what may or may not be possible with it beyond what the 1 page flyer says about it (not very informative but somewhat helpful none the less). Are there any caveats that I should know about or any pitfalls to be aware of up front? I recall finding a package called Maxine Headboom (or Headroom or something similar) a while back which featured rapid playback of a series of digitized frames. I seem to remember seeing GRASP mentioned as well but Im not too sure. Can anyone tell me if GRASP was used for this or if it can be used to play back digitized frames on a PC? Bruce (bkahn@archive.rtp.dg.com)
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (07/08/90)
In article <607@dg.dg.com> bkahn@archive.rtp.dg.com (Bruce Kahn) writes:
Does anyone here have any experiences (good or bad) with Paul Mace's
GRASP?
Yes. GRASP is cool beyond belief. It's like BASIC combined with a paint
program, and an animator. No line numbers, of course.
I recall finding a package called Maxine Headboom (or Headroom or
something similar) a while back which featured rapid playback of a series
of digitized frames. I seem to remember seeing GRASP mentioned as well
but Im not too sure. Can anyone tell me if GRASP was used for this or
if it can be used to play back digitized frames on a PC?
Yes, all the good X rated animations are done under GRASP.
-russ
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