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Started by John Nolan
Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:45
Topmodel2 (again)
Author: John Nolan
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:45
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 12:45
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Hello All,
Does anyone know about this (potentially) brilliant 3D vector graphics
program ?
(St. PV are you reading this ? Have you been in touch, recently, with your
Italian friend, who, I believe is/was one of the authors ?)
I say "potentially", because I almost get it to work consistently, but fail
to be able to render surfaces in a repeatable mannner.
It is most frustrating. This is the only problem I have found, so far, that
defeats me.
Is there a small group of you out there who would like to see TopModel2
resurrected as a flagship RISCOS program (liie Sibelius was and perhaps
TechWriter and ProCAD still are - I don't know about RiscCAD) ?
St. MartinW, are you reading me ? Is this a program you could consder adding
to your stable ?
I believe that TopModel2 was designed to be modular.
Sadly, I don't have the programming ability. But I could be a beta tester.
Are there any younger RISCOS devotees who would be interested ?
Cerilica seemed to leave the whole thing in the lurch.
Is the source code available ?
If not, it possible to reconstitute source code (reverse engineer is the
term, I think) ?
What about problems of copyright ?
I would be willing to send someone a copy of what I have, assuming that
there is not a copyright problem that someone will defend.
etc. etc. ........
John N.
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