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Posted by Blue Ghost on February 01, 1998 at 00:55:16:

In Reply to: Re: MD studio problems... kernel32.dll posted by 3DOXprt on January 31, 1998 at 09:57:19:

Yeah, myself I've had enough of the free yet buggy editors for models, so what I did
was invest in a copy of Turbocad 2D/3D for a mere price of $60 (plus tax). And guess
what? It supports DXF files and a few other formats too. I tried Midnight Modeller,
Meddle, this latest (ahem) modeler which you all are talking about (which found its way
to the recycle bin in less than a minute), and just got fed up with not being able to
crank out or at the very least draw some of my concepts. Turbocad did the trick. No,
I don't work for them, but any company that can pump out a modeler/animator (did I
mention it supports ray tracing?) for less than nice night out on the town with your
favorite girl friend gets my vote. The other real reason I bought it was because it
came with documentation, a thing lacking in most shareware and freeware products. My
only gripe with turbocad was that the installation code for the 3D portion of the software
was mistakingly left out, but that's nothing that a quick support phone call can't
remedy.

Now quit wasting valueable phone time trying to DL all them "modelers" and go get yourself
a copy of turbocad. Your computer (and brain) will love you for the rest of your life.

Blue Ghost


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