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Article #31857Re: CAD 3-D 2.0 and CYBERPAINT
From: Steve Godun
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 1988 02:10
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 1988 02:10
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CAD 3-D was designed to be a modeling tool, primarily for things sich (oops - such) as buildings and such. Yes, you can do molecular modeling (as in that DNA example), and contrary to your comments, the results are very agreeable. However, you can get better results if you use Antic's Molecular Design disk (or something like that -- it's in The Catalog). Processing speed is fairly slow, but I have played with it for a while and I find it bearable. With the addition of a Blitter chip (yes, I have played with CAD 3-D on a Mega ST-4 w/Blitter) and expanded memory, processing time is *quite* rapid. Please be more objective in your comments. -- Mail coming to you from the Fidonet Gateway - Node 1:107/330 To respond, please send mail to ...rutgers!rubbs1!net!node!user_name
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