Hi Carlo and all..

You are most welcome..
and thank you too..

K sounds like a good plan, lets now all get down and finally do what it takes 
to get this done n released..

Take Care
Best Regards
Stefan Gustafsson ( Beg-inner )
A Proud Owner and User of Real3D and Realsoft3D..

  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.

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