Hi all, I would to give all you many thanks for the great support during this years.
I didn't given up, and your replies gave me the needed charge :-) Let's start at least one more month of testing for the final 'cutted' release. (More on this later). P.S. Robert, I will reply to you privately :-) Many thanks to all again, Carlo Lanzotti DynaDream - Dynamic Laboratory http://www.dynadream.com Il giorno 14/ago/2010, alle ore 10.39, Robert den Broeder ha scritto: > > http://www.dynadream.com > > > In the end, all your mails arrived! > Thanks for the links, there were a few animations in there I hadn't seen yet. > (or failing memory?) > > There is so much potential, with a little bit of effort RS3d could have a > hugely improved simulation tool set: fully functional hairs, cloth, etc. > > For example hair. RS3d offers very advanced hair (nurbs curve) rendering. But > this is only useful in static scenes; as far as I know RS3d can't lattice map > the starting points of a set of hair curves to a hand-animated surface and > simulate the hair tails. I can't even animate a face on which I projected > stubbles... let alone long fur. > > > -Mark H > > > I have been testing Carlo’s plug-ins since the very beginning. Originally > called Realcloth. Developments were progressing rapidly and were promising. > Most bugs were fixed and the software was very intuitive. I just found 3 > small animations I’ve done with Realcloth in March 2003! Suddenly the project > died and the release of Realcloth / Dynatomic got postponed more and more. > It’s been 2 years since I received the last beta (July 10th 2008). I think > that the slow development cycle might be related to the level of activity on > the mailing list and in the RS3D community as a whole. It’s at an all time > low IMHO. Not sure what went wrong here but it looks like Carlo nearly gave > up on it and he maybe now spends his precious spare time on other projects. > Only Carlo can tell for sure ;-) > > I am willing to spend more time on testing, but there has to be a steady > development cycle and a true commitment on Carlo’s side for finally releasing > the software. If not you might as well take me off the Dyna beta team and I > will spend my precious time on other projects? > > > > Robert. >
