> Anyway , can anyone explain what these odd looking import > formats are ( I know the basic ones) ? Also , can anyone > tell me if the printed manual does actually explain all > aspects of the interface like our old V3 manual did ?
Turns out : - Realviz is a matchmoving S/W (costly) http://sfx.realviz.com/products/index.php - AI is Adobe illustrator . - Still no idea what "RZ3" might be ? Does anyone want to hazard a guess ? Also , this months 3D World is giving away Realflow SE which is not save disabled or timed , but limited to 50,000 particles . RS3DV6 will support Realflow fluid dynamics . http://www.nextlimit.com/realflow/ Can anyone with a printed manual comment on how it compares to the included HTML manual ? Thanks studio > Hi : > > I see there are more improvements with SP3 than what the > tiny readme file mention . The first thing I've noticed is > the new Import formats . > > However , I cannot find any mention or description for any > of the new or even the old formats in the docs . I thought > the Reference manual covered every single solitary menu in > RS3D , the way the old manual for V3.x did , but I see many > gaps in the HTML Doc's (maybe I'm blind). > > Anyway , can anyone explain what these odd looking import > formats are ( I know the basic ones) ? Also , can anyone > tell me if the printed manual does actually explain all > aspects of the interface like our old V3 manual did ? > > Sorry if I that missing information is included with the > install , but I couldn't find it . > > Thanks in advance . > > studio > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.16.4/615 - Release Date: 1/3/2007 >
