Bernie :
RS made the site open for users to add tutorials / models and content as
I wanted from the start. (Dynamic vs static)
Are you saying the RS Info site _IS_ dynamic ? I'm guessing in the
same way the very old Real3D FTP site was ? (IE : not very)
I asked 1 year ago in the forum , about possibly putting together
a collection of RS shaders , and the Info site was mentioned , but
when I got there , it looked like a Ghost Town .
I think right now the RS Forum would be better suited , since we
could start a thread and provide a link to models . The link could
of course point to the FTP files at the RS Info site .
The Forum is about as Dynamic as you can get , but still , it is
mostly dead anyway .
I think the only way to breathe life into the bee hive would be
if someone took the reins of the RS Info site , updated it often
and posted News Letters here ... like in the old days .
Of course , there really isn't much news anyway ...
BTW , how's life in the new digs ?
Cheers
garry
I tried in vain a few years back to get the Render Daemon into something
of a RS repository. I tried to consolidate the then FTP into an online
database of files, make it an interactive forum for the community.
I handed the reigns over to RS in late 2004, and the site is now hosted
under:
http://www.realsoft.info/
RS made the site open for users to add tutorials / models and content as
I wanted from the start. (Dynamic vs static)
The models are still there - under DOWNLOADS now.
If it is, let me know as I've done a few more aircraft models since
I passed on the last lot:)
Excellent ! Well you can now upload to the site yourself :)
I just wish the site would have more community interaction and use.
Looking at the site now, I see that there are few if any new models /
content been added to the site since I handed it over in 2004 :(
Regards,
Bernie
VRgrafix.com.au
