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| Red Squirrel - Jul-14-2003 server time | ||
No, that's probably the main reason it goes all wacko. But given this is a "multi-million dollar" enterprise program, it should be pretty compatible. But that's a good point as it could be the case. |
| jryan - Jul-13-2003 server time |
| Speaking of crashes, Red, did you check to make sure the software you're trying to use runs under Windows 2000 Pro? |
| Red Squirrel - Jul-13-2003 server time |
| Cool. Do you have lot of experience in 3d Studio? I have it but I just got frustrated because the animation does not work well. If I make something move a certain direction, then make a sharp turn, it messes up everything and tries to make it a round turn. I just got houdini but I can't even figure out how to make it not crash. I clicked something and the whole window would just move up and stuff it was all weird. |
| wimpie - Jul-13-2003 server time |
 well,thats only 1 of many programs for it,acad...if someone needs any program to do with cad/cam/cae or photoshop, 3d max or any designing drawing,I offer to contact me for help,i got acces to many progs and cr..k for it....  |
| Red Squirrel - Jul-13-2003 server time |
| CAD as in computer architectual design? I have AutoCAD 2K, but I hardly use it. I use it mostly for rendering art and stuff, but I also use it for when I need to design something (like when I wanted to see if my desk would fit in my room). Quite a powerful program. I made a pentium 3 cry for mercy by trying to render the World Trade Center. I had submitted a design, but I was far from winning. |
| wimpie - Jul-13-2003 server time |
i was wondering if there are members here using cad/cam software  |
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