3D SPINNING?
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- randomname
What program are low-tech images like this made in?
- Peter0
xara?
- randomname0
^ maybe. Only for PC though?
- rabbit0
ive heard good things about this ^ open source woo
- ********0
hash animation master
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bryce 3d
- ********0
From way, way back... http://www.povray.org/ there's some old school for yah...
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blenda'
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amorphium 3d
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- formed0
There was some super simple program that created vector spinning logos in Flash, ages and ages ago. For the life of me (or lack of coffee), I can't recall its name (and yes, I did own a copy).
- dbloc0
this is pretty awesome.
- Gminor0
I remember in the 90s practically everything 3D was done with 3dStudio and it always looked like these. People would just add a few presets to some text and it was amazing. That first spinning e looks like it has one of the old built in materials for 3dS, the blue horizon.
- ********0
from way back, the standard was infini-d
- I used that for a few years. The modeling tools were very crude. There were no NURBs.CyBrainX
- i loved shape morphing in infini-d it is my most missed feature. turn a sphere to a cube in X frames********
- ********0
Metacreations no longer sells, updates, or has anything to do with Infini-D. This also means that all support files have been yanked from their site.
Try as we might, the Infini-D community really does not know if ID was sold, or was killed completely so that Carrara, the new Golden child of MetaC could have a good rendering engine to slap behind that atrocity of an interface.
The world may never know (although, rumor has it, Adobe may be the proud new parent... conspiracy theories abound).
- keiTai0
maybe try http://sketchup.google.com/
- fxone0
Spinning Counter Clockwise. Right Brain Thinking.
- CyBrainX0
The spinning e could have been done by any 3D program. I like C4D even though learning character rigging is killing me right now.