Hi, do you remember the house I once rendered in 3DS? Well I played around lately and found a very cool effect ;) You can download the movie here (AVI, 775 KB; save as...), hope you'll like it ^_^ !
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Hi, do you remember the house I once rendered in 3DS? Well I played around lately and found a very cool effect ;) You can download the movie here (AVI, 775 KB; save as...), hope you'll like it ^_^ !
Hey fox, 404! 404! :D
I said: SAVE AS!!! :D
uh, sorry..
:) Really nice effect Fox, how did you do that?
It's the Melt-modifier ...nothing special ;)
LOL thats funny..heh..cool effect Fox.
He CBomb, are you back in town ;)
Next time blow it up!! lol!
Blowing up and adding lens effects is all I ever did in 3D Studio Max
Yeah, blowing up is cool, but you see this effect every day! But did you ever see a hose melting? :)
3D Studio Max is like $3,000! Is it worth it? lol I can't imagine any computer program worth that much money.
For a private person sure not! ;) As mentioned before I "borrowed" it from a friend :D
lol thats a great idea... they really went overboard when comming up with the price!
How 'bout downloading Hotline Client.... http://www.bigredh.com
hehe
how did u make the house melt?? thats coool...
could u make anything melt?
Yup im back...been busy...as for melting im almost 100% sure that you can melt anything you want.
Correct. And welcome back!
is there a way that i can make like a vb web browser that allows u to d/l files without getting that "files save..." thing? and is there a way that i can run local *.asp files from my vbapp... will it include all of the server side stuff?
--would i need to have it on a web page for it to work or will vb process the server-side stuff?
This question is probably out of your league but if you can help... plz...
Thank you very much!
In order for .ASP files to work correctly, the server they are requested from must have the ASP interpreter installed. The ASP interpreter basically uses the ASP and server-side VBScript code to produce HTML, which the client's browser then displays as a normal webpage. ASP is totally server-side, so your browser doesn't do anything with ASP code.
If you want to view local ASP files, you will have to have the ASP interpreter installed on your computer. The ASP interpreter kicks in when an HTTP request is received by the server for the .ASP page, so you have to put http://yournetworkaddress/etcetera.asp in the address bar, not just the usual FILE:///C|\pathname\etcetera.asp.
is there any way i can view them locally or make an app that acts like the interpreter?
i just wanted to make an app that can view asp source code.... i'tried uploading my *.asp file to my geocities account but geocities doesnt support *.asp for security reasons...
so ill try using spree, xoom, or some other free web page place
:p