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Your Name Hsfgasge wrote:
> 
> In article <31D18415.41C6@uiuc.edu>, foygel@uiuc.edu says...
> >
> >Jon E. Schultz II wrote:
> >>
> >> > The newest version of Autodesk 3D Studio MAX for Windows NT is the
> >> > best by far.  They have improved much with the NT version.
> >> > Requirements and price is high though (P100, 32MB, $3500).  There is a
> >> > review of it and another 3d program in PC Magazine July 96.
> >>
> >>         Yeah, I get the impression that MAX is pretty solid.  The price
> >> isn't the problem; I can get it for $995 because I am in college.  I
> >                                      ^^^^
> >
> >Oh, is that all?  Hmm...I might have to get 2 or 3.  Heck, at that price,
> >I might have to buy one for all my friends.  What a relief - I thought
> >it might be _expensive_.

 Well, be warned that this is a student copy, NOT the commercial version.
There are restrictions in this student copy, unlike the R4 student.
For one, the interface screen is a bright green color with student 
clearly marked on it, also NO network rendering, and the rendering engine
has been degraded to only 32bit insted of the 64bit.  There are a few 
other things, you can call Kinetix, or visit the web site ktx.com.

> >
> >-Dan
> priced alias pa 7.0 or Soft Image lately. how 'bout Prisims?

 Both Alias 7.5 and Soft are now under 10 grand.  Thanks to MAX ;-)
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