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Re: 3D Studio - Books?

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From: steven joseph chmura
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 16:54
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In article <1eg6b2INNnck@oak7.doc.ic.ac.uk> tn@doc.ic.ac.uk (Tom Nielsen) writes:
>
>In article <17NOV199208011536@reg.triumf.ca> wilmshurst@reg.triumf.ca
>(WILMSHURST, PETER) writes:
>
>>  Hello readers,
>>	Does anyone know of any books on AutoDESKs 3D STUDIO.
>>  I'm looking for more examples / etc., and I find the manuals lacking.
>>

>
>The manuals are NOT lacking, the CD is brill and full of examples, I guess
>you couldn't copy them, like you did with the program itself. (There's a dongle-
					^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Look, the guy said he has the manuals.  This is rude.  I have many friends
in my profession you should see about your obvious lack of trust in others.
I bet you have a diffucult time in long term relationships and have very few
close friends :)

>And DON'T even think about running 3DSR2 on anything less than a 486,
>loaaads of memory and free diskspace and a good graphics-card/large screen.

Agreed
>
>Get decent, buy a good 486, buy a CD-player, buy 3DSR2, and hey presto!
>You've got a clean conscience, $3000 less and a great 3D animation package.
				^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Well, a good 486 with a Cd player, monitor, and SVGA-24bit, will run 
$3000.  The program costs even more .....

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________________________________________________________________________________Steven Chmura				University of Chicago Medical School(M1)
  "Given enough time, the impossible becomes probable, and the probable
	inevitable.."  -George Wald, "On the Origins of Life"
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