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   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   That's strange having the comments section closed; something I've never seen before. I was going to post about reverse Orders game for today as well, but there's now no need as anyone reading this will be in the forums already, lol.

   http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/forums/topic/4611

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   My daughter, who loves anything arty, will love this program. Installation is a breeze, though if you want a shortcut placed on the desktop be sure to tick the checkbox because the two that are presented are unchecked (shortcuts for the desktop and quick launch bar)

   On trying the program I found it entertaining at first, but I do think it’s going to take some practice to use the available tools. When drawing some simple shapes some weird and wonderful 3D shapes were produced, but it wasn’t exactly what I was expecting. Still I’m looking forwards to trying this out a little more and will see if my daughter can make anything of it, though it’s more tuned to art students than the casual user.

   Thanks to aArtform and the giveaway team for bringing us something different. :)

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   Buzz
   Member

   Made a pretty interesting 2D image with it in a few seconds.
   http://i41.tinypic.com/1606e5j.jpg

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   RunesageMagik
   Member

   BUZZ, at first blush (and upon seeing those same crippled tool bars and very odd output), I was going to consign this software to the category of a utility that proves my PC and graphics card are obsolete. Even rebooting didn't correct the obvious problems.

   However, a full shut down of both PC and me for a 10 hour nap, followed by a reboot of both the PC and me has the program working well. (though I'm not awake, yet) Now Curvy's looking more like a complex utility designed to show that I'm obsolete! sigh Wow, talk about learning curves, this is a vertical arete. (rockclimbing term)

   I think I'll stick to playing with Blender, DAZ Studio, Serif's 3DPlus, TrueSpace, all collected free over the past year from various sources; but don't listen to me... I never managed to accomplish much with Micrographix' Instant3D back in the 90's.

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   Ambrosia
   Member

   Well I obviously haven't a clue what I am doing, but it is fun to come up with some of these images. My first creation was a top and it looked pretty good. I even managed to marble it with different colors. Of course, I could not reproduce a top if my life depended on it. It was all an accident. Hahahahaha!

   Anyway, I guess this will be fun to play around with. My biggest problem with it is my eyesight and the colors the authors chose to use for the text. I have to use a magnifying glass to see what I am choosing when I am changing aspects of the image and still squint at times and that is a bit irritating. Ah, aging... what a pain! lol!

   Posted 17 years ago #
5. 

   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   Yeah your right Ambrosia, my eyesight went from very good without glasses to having to use reading glasses and long distance glasses within the space of three years shortly after I turned 45 in 2002.

   Oh to have youthful eyse again. I look at the stars now and everything looks blurred, even with glasses on. Still, once I focus on anything with my telescope, things become clearer again. :)

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   phudd
   Member

   this seems to be a very interest programn to try out
   the price is just RIGHT
   would love to be able to draw a 3d project
   so will have to play around with it for awhile
   hope i dont loose it when i have to uninstall windows 7 in august

   Posted 17 years ago #
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   Buzz
   Member

   That is weird. I deleted it yesterday cause it didn't work, decided to try it again from authors site, and the demo works normally. Should of kept it maybe.

   Posted 17 years ago #

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