Real 3d vs Lightwave

[stefcep2]

lightwave always seemed to produce more realistic renders than Imagine ever did, and is easier to use.  I got started with the original real 3d which was simple and fun to use, but later versions are too complicated.  But I have a copy of Amiga Cinema4d and this is the easiest to use on the amiga as i think it has a very Amiga-like interface.  It does some stupid things like not letting you map textures cubically though.  i have version 5  of C4D for PC off a cover cd and this is much better and flies on my Amd X2 5000 Pc

[Kin-Hell]

Yeah, but the Best way to Ray Trace is Wire-Frame on the Miggy & then Real Time Texture Rendering on Screamers!  :-D

@ A6000

LOL, she just aint that "Blonde" m8y! :lol:

@ Jeff

The LianLi PC75 is a 7 Slot Alluminium case with Side Window.
The A4KT mobo RGB card lines up perfectly with the Top Slot on the PC75's back plane. The SCSI card fouls tho` & a simple Nick on the backplane allows it to fit & hang out of the Vertical Pee Cee I/O Plate Window. I have a pattern drawn up ready to make an Entire Rear Plate for the Case, It`s just a matter of getting round to it! ;-)
Rest of the cards fit a treat Inc Mediator PCI cards, though you need a spacer to secure to Backplane.

OT: @ Amithony

Looks like Lightwave has the edge all round so far.  :-)  

[klx300r]

bringing back this old thread!

anyone know how I can reach JaXanim ? I've sent him an email from his waveguide site and pm on this site with no luck