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1 total messages Started by Stan Banasky Thu, 17 Dec 1992 22:59
Animation building utilities
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Author: Stan Banasky
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 22:59
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I am in the processes of creating some animations using Rayshade 4.0
to render the scenes. As I would like to post them for public consumption,
I'd like to build FLI, GL, DL, or MPEG as I suspect these will be easier for
most people to view versus RLE or MIFF (ImageMagick). Quicktime is also
an option if I can get a Unix based viewer.

Without sparking a controversy about which format would be best, I'd like
information about where I can get public domain software that I can build
under Unix to create animations in any (or all) of the above formats.

For the curious, I'll be building simple motion animations of steam engines
(both stationary and railroad locomotives). I'll probably post them
to alt.binaries.pictures.misc unless I can find a good ftp site that will
carry them.

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