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Yes, I'm sure it did (does). TrueSpace was priced around $300, which tended to put a damper on adoption. As a 3d modeling and animation package, it served as
by MrZongle2 13y ago
Yes, I'm sure it did (does). TrueSpace was priced around $300, which tended to put a damper on adoption.
As a 3d modeling and animation package, it served as a poor man's Lightwave 3D or Maya. The interface would probably give some designers fits. Still, it was a useful and nimble application and one of my first experiences with CGI. If I could get it to reliably run on an XP SP3 box or in a VM, I'd probably still be playing with it.